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Home›Family›Finding A Friend In Death 

Finding A Friend In Death 

By chasityg
February 24, 2020
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Death, my old foe
Kindly released me

from this mortal flesh
Prone to disease and decay

Set free, my soul to roam
Not anchored by failing faculties

Floating oblivious to pain
Pain, ah, at last, no more

replaced by radiant warmth
happy to see life goes on

Made immortal by love and memories
my legacy, a testament of life

My friend Death came calling today
and happily I took his hand

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Following my passion and childhood dream of being a writer. Obsessed with European history.

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  1. Lo Potter 24 February, 2020 at 13:29 Reply

    A beautiful poem and reminder that death itself is peaceful

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