fallen writerA Poem by C.L. Wilson"You’re dead" the stranger whispered from across the room His voice was soft and yet so loud It was dark and yet he was in plain sight but there was no light emitting from anywhere His clothes were black but they didn’t blend
"Who are you?" I muttered in a sleepy daze as if I had just awakened when I knew I had been awake the entire time If I had than it would be in my death bed or that was what I remembered last I could not have died not so fast. I hadn’t even tasted the fruits of my work My work was not yet finished or at least in publication Like so many writer’s before me my work would not flourish till after my time Like Poe, like Twain, who like many before would be millionaires today
But they all died for the most part with a bang but I went out with out a single spark I can only hope that my life’s work will make my children proud This man of death stretched out his arm only bones and for a split second I fought him but then realized that only Dickinson could out run death and she had a caraige © 2008 C.L. WilsonFeatured Review
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Added on March 13, 2008Last Updated on May 23, 2008 AuthorC.L. WilsonH-town, LAAboutfirst of all i suck at reviewing (or at least when it comes to detailed advice) so if you review my work i'll try my best to give you a decent review and as a note for reviewing-I really don't want re.. more..Writing
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