![]() Awaiting the ReaperA Poem by Daniel Contreras IV![]() A creative reaction to the play "Death of a Salesman"![]() I open my eyes as the suns first light creeps in through my bedroom window They've grown heavy throughout the years The sun, the same sun I have ever known Shines as bright as ever, as I continue to disappear My body wilts, my mind decays The days melt on like candle wax I await the day I breathe no more Maybe then I can relax What awaits me on the other side, I really do not know Perhaps nothing Perhaps everything Perhaps the land of Eskimo The regrets of past indeed do haunt I close my eyes but they insist to stay Taunting me with different outcomes I hope my ghosts will go away As the days pass by, my breath grows short Memories get muddled as time slips on Blurred now, I lose my grip of reality What is a dream, and what can be counted on? Eagerly, I await the reaper As a friend I see him, whenever he may call When he meets me I hope he smiles I am well liked after all © 2011 Daniel Contreras IVAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on October 19, 2011 Last Updated on October 19, 2011 Author![]() Daniel Contreras IVSandusky, OHAbout18 year old high schooler from Sandusky, Ohio. Loves long walks on the beach, but hates sand. That stuff gets everywhere. In all your crevices and such. I love to write. Mostly screenplays. I'll add t.. more..Writing
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