Gloves
Death is like a pair of black leather gloves
The smooth sheepskin ones that burglars wear
The ones with the long, slim fingers
They wear when they are stealing treasures
Your treasures
A burglar just stole a life
At the funeral, I see black leather gloves
Everywhere.
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