Death

Death

A Poem by Melissa Kesead

What stranger walks

upon the fragil pathways of my life?

It is Death

with his dark hooded face and scythe

 

He come to me

on a breath of life since gone

Take my hand

says he, the journey is not long

 

On the air

memory after memory seems to bloom

Scents of life

envelope my senses, a rare perfume

 

We drift away

my hand and Death's, forever entwined

To heaven's gates

we fly, always to enjoy eternity divine

 

© 2009 Melissa Kesead


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Added on March 13, 2009

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Melissa Kesead
Melissa Kesead

Key West, FL



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I am a wife and mother of two young children who give me ideas for books constantly. I live in Key West, Florida and when I'm not writing I enjoy fishing, lobstering and being on the water whenever p.. more..

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