Last Dance

Last Dance

A Poem by Rudie Rock

Gentle footsteps into pitch blackness.
Hopefully death will show some kindness.
He holds a cigarette loosely from his crooked smile blowing thick, intoxicating smoke.
Beckoning closer the soul which life broke.
A gray, bloodless hand reaches forward,
calling for a kiss fit for a coward.
The weary traveller  waltzes with their end,
a final dance with an old friend.

© 2018 Rudie Rock


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I really like this :)
I assume you’re speaking of death?
Please tell me if I’m wrong.
I very much enjoyed the read.
:)

Posted 6 Years Ago


Rudie Rock

6 Years Ago

Yes, it is about death. I am glad you enjoyed it. :)

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Added on January 18, 2018
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Tags: short, poem, death, dying, numb, alone, dance, coward, gray

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Rudie Rock
Rudie Rock

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