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a poem to: Death
by Sylvia S. Thompson Wednesday, October 18, 2006
Print Save Become a Fan I will savor you
like a fine morsel,
only to taste myself, again.
You, the million pathways for my soul to choose
a thousand instances, all
in one moment.Countless,
through which I can enter infinity;
a room I never left.�
There is a sensual taste to this exquisite poem that is captivating. I reread and reread, and for me it's a song not of defiance but calm and soothing acceptance with a powerful beat!
Very well written and thought provoking look at death.
very good-you said in as few words as possible an excellent poem
A very interesting, concise look at death. It teaches to be fearless, accept death as part of life, a part of oneself.
Sylvia this is a very deep poem of self introspection and thought. It gave me some things to think about too in my life having survived a major non-crippling stroke that has left my right side very weak; a heart attack, and a vtach. But I have faith that the Lord is with me and will be there when I call on him to help with whatever I cannot do alone. Thank you for sharing Sylvia, and I will keep you in my prayers.
You made me dive into deep thought, and watch as the your world spun in my mind. Thank you for sharing�I know the times for you now must be rough. Hang in there, the lord is watching. Like your hat by the way.
An ontological jewel. Rich imagery in "a poem to: Death". In admiration,
A compelling poem that draws the reader in and demands more than a single reading. Thank you, Sylvia. Love and peace to you,
Beautifully written summary of existence. We can't leave for staying.
you echo my sentiments perfectly ...
A deep, though-provoking write. Exceptionally well penned Sylvia. Chanti
Good to see you posting again, Sylvia.