Awaiting the ReaperA Poem by Daniel Contreras IVA 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 AuthorDaniel 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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