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post Jul 2 17, 16:02
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Death is a gentleman in a weathered trench coat.
His sunglasses shield his burning eyes.
The ample holes in his shoe
take in spare souls,
who have wallowed
in their meths misery.
Death has no fear of subways
or crossroads.
His mission is too precise,
conjurer of tricks
repenters can never work it off.
He licks his lips with each given soliloquy
Those are the tastiest of souls
and before you know it
you're hitchhiking to the West
is his way


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greenwich
post Jul 4 17, 09:38
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Referred By:Eira Rhaposdy



Going West is a metaphor for death coming from an early 60s Twilight Zone episode ' The Hitchhiker ", where a lady unknown to herself had already died and whilst driving to the West being followed by the hitchhiker thumbing his way to her end destination . A further connection pictures the unexplored wilderness of 19th century USA, read as danger.

Thank you to everyone who commented on my poem . The pointers on plurals was appreciated and followed


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