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Poetry: Dying

by Mellinda Bell

Created on: March 30, 2009   Last Updated: August 11, 2011

lets us fear these contemplations:

where will you be without me?

perhaps the sorrow elevates

in knowing your lost fate.

have we ever thought you could even see

-without me and my constant

ghostly presence?

here's to the pride of knowing you cannot.

perhaps intertwined existences,

although so beautiful in love,

need to be distanced before death

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