Life (death) quite a trip

Life (death) quite a trip

A Poem by slfisher89

Emily Dickinson said "because I could not stop for death; 
he kindly stopped for me"
Well that son of a b***h 
tripped me. 
cheetah 
claw 
clipped 
calf
left laying 
in an unadorned room.
 soft-sliding scrubs 
catch my ear 
warm-gloved hand 
touch mine
"Joe, you're looking better" 
feigned smile 
truthful head shake when, 
she believes its out of my line
of vision 
nagging thoughts flow 
though 
my 
colander consciousness
apple-cheeked angles 
strumming harps; 
eternal damnation 
fiery underworld; 
ghosts in limbo in this place or 
souls reshaped in another time. place.
tiny thought tugs at me; 
Energy can not be created nor 
destroyed only transferred, 
satisfied. 
I lay back and watch the movie, 
play.

© 2017 slfisher89


Author's Note

slfisher89
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=A7t1Yzs6dH8

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Added on January 18, 2017
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slfisher89
slfisher89

Atlanta, GA



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