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Death's call drifts in through my door
around the same time every night.
It's not beckoning nor coaxing,
nor is appealing or welcoming.
It's like listening to a song
you used to put on repeat,
yet now no longer like.
It's not a sweet nostalgia, it's
more of a mocking, regretful,
even taunting noise.
No one knows but I
the past thoughts between Death's call and I,
but I'm quite sure that
anyone who sees my face when
its call rumbles and whistles through the night
knows that I once wished I was there
in front of Death
and am glad that it's moved on
to its next stop.
around the same time every night.
It's not beckoning nor coaxing,
nor is appealing or welcoming.
It's like listening to a song
you used to put on repeat,
yet now no longer like.
It's not a sweet nostalgia, it's
more of a mocking, regretful,
even taunting noise.
No one knows but I
the past thoughts between Death's call and I,
but I'm quite sure that
anyone who sees my face when
its call rumbles and whistles through the night
knows that I once wished I was there
in front of Death
and am glad that it's moved on
to its next stop.
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