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I am Death

April 8, 2012
By lifestory BRONZE, Denver, Colorado
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I am everywhere and nowhere
i wonder what life really is
i hear the grass singing
i see the trees kiss
i want to lead life to paradise
i am everywhere and nowhere

i pretend people hear me
i feel nothing and no one
i worry nothing will come in the end
i cry from being lonely and ending life
i am everywhere and nowhere

i understand people die for a reason
i say its natural
i dream of crossing on day myself
i try not to scare when they come
i hope to live
i am everywhere and nowhere

The author's comments:
this piece was written for a class assignment. the teacher gave us the first two words in each line and we finished it off with whatever we thought was good. Mine was about Death. people may think oooohh death but in the poem it represents how death is always around but we cant see.
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