Last DanceA Poem by Rudie Rock
Gentle footsteps into pitch blackness.
Hopefully death will show some kindness. He holds a cigarette loosely from his crooked smile blowing thick, intoxicating smoke. Beckoning closer the soul which life broke. A gray, bloodless hand reaches forward, calling for a kiss fit for a coward. The weary traveller waltzes with their end, a final dance with an old friend.
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