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#3

My inevitable ending

jreeves<3

Apr 14, 2023

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1 Min Read 166 Words

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If I were to die today,

The world wouldn’t stop

It’d keep spinning around and around

A few tears may be shed, here and there

Some might even mourn me,

For the girl, they heard long-forgotten whispers about

The girl with the silver tongue and bright smile

If I were to die today

I’d like an oak casket, decorated nicely

Roses, baby’s breath, no Lillie’s

Ship my organs off,

Sell my heart for it never served me well

Give them my lungs, laden with a layer of dust

Old can be reused and restored

Live a life I never could open my eyes, and see

Encase my heart with love I didn’t know

Cherish them dearly

If I were to die today

I’d live on the tongues of men

Spilling tales from their cracked and weary lips

You’d find me in the clouds above thundering

For I’ve never made an impact before

If I were to die today

I’d be Everywhere and nowhere all at once

A million words left unsaid locked in a coffin

6ft underground

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