A Dance with Death
We are born within a darkness
Yet His darkness is gentle
He holds us to Life
As a gift to the world
Life takes this gift
And watches it grow
And right next to Life
Is their twin, Death
Death looks upon the gift
Then to his twin
"A lovely gift, my twin." He would say
"This gift is also yours." Life would reply
The gift would spend their time
Along side with Life
But the gift avoids
The presence of Death
The gift hated Death
And loved Life with a passion
But never understood
Why would they stand close to Him
As the gift grew older
They soon began to see
Life wasn't near them
Only Death stood by them
"Death, why did Life leave?" asked the gift
"Life had their time with you, my dear soul" Death replied
"What am I to you?"
"A gift from Life."
The gift now sees the truth
Life was one journey
Death was the end of it
A endless cycle
What would Life do
Without Death
Balance is needed
One can not live the oher
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