Remember Me Poem by Mitchell Long

Remember Me

Rating: 2.8


Let every breath of reap and sorrow
Be postponed till due tomorrow
As every thought is clipped of greed…
I try tomorrow, remember me

Escape from death, sadness’ tome
From reaping rights forever roam
Light, bright as sunshine, but smooth as sea
She cries tomorrow, remember me

White stained walls, from madness main
You choose to charge the coming train
Faster, faster, the men yell free
They lie tomorrow, remember me

Blood stained walls of slickened slime
You do not hear the awful chime
Forget tomorrow, and you will see
I die tomorrow, remember me

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I was actually just kind of bored in math class. but it turns out it ended up having a great meaning to a friend of mine and I
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Mitchell Long

Mitchell Long

Minneapolis
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