Tim Vallie (12/13/1990 / Duluth Minnesota)
Poems by Tim Vallie : 48 / 79
The Dance of Death
Now let us go and do this thing
This thing that death, to us shall bring
The dance of heaven, dance of hell
The dance that mortals dance so well
And when you take your final breath
You’ll know you’ve danced the dance of death
The dance demonic, dance divine
This dance we dance, this dance is mine
I am death’s right hand man
The one who leads death’s immortal band
And when we come to take your breath
You’ll know you’ve danced the dance of death
Tim Vallie
Submitted: Monday, June 27, 2011
Poems by Tim Vallie : 48 / 79
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Excellent work, this dance of poetic standards.