An Appointment With Death Poem by Sheena Blackhall

An Appointment With Death



Will death come on a sunny day?
Or a day of pouring rain?
Will he sidle up in a busy crowd?
On a train, a bus, a plane?

Will death play cat and mouse with me?
Will he come like a hammer blow?
Will he quietly creep through the glen of sleep?
Will he steal up dark and slow?

And when he's been will I suddenly join
The great majority
Of all the millions that trod the world
Will I shrug off all that's me?

Will I melt in Nirvana's blissful sea?
Or search on the Styx's shore
Through thick and thin for my kith and kin
For the dear ones gone before?

Tuesday, July 2, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: death
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