Form Of Death
The road of life ends for all
Coming to a close, with either bang or whisper
It comes to everyone, both good and evil
The greatest equalizer
And the world all imagine death as someone to be feared
A cloaked figure
Tall, imposing
Weapon raised to rip us from our lives
But this is not the true image of death
Death is a woman
Beautiful and smiling
Pale as moonlight
She puts a hand on your shoulder
Comforting you from the shock of leaving the world
She does not rip one from life
Instead she is the escort
Leading souls on their journeys through her realm
Loving all, whether good or evil
Seeing you in all the ways your closest family never has
Loving anyways
I know I will one day meet her
That her sad smile will be for me
And I will hold off as long as I can
Living as well as I can
But I can honestly say
I look forward to it
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