When we dieA Poem by Maxwell Ryder
When we die
Hell meets high water, The Heavens grow taller, Flowers assail coffins In their cheerless fodder; And children get older, As they say goodbye to dad; Meadows grow greener, The plover sings deeper, While deer eat tastier Blades of grass. Death spawns life, And a longtime neighbor Out of grief, Finally gets that piece of a*s. © 2017 Maxwell Ryder |
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