Reaper

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He rides a pale Cadillac,
and keeps a list of names in the Palm Pilot
which sits in the breast pocket of his
(black of course)
Armani suit.

He highlights a name,
touches it with the stylus,
(Scythe shaped, for where would we be without our roots?)
(Cast adrift, I have no doubt)
and then, au revoir mon ami--

Death is calling on line one.
Be sure to pick up your check
on the way out.

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AnonymousAnonymousover 16 years ago

I really like the imagery of this. The idea of picking up the check -- life is just dining out? And I love the jarring of the middle stanza.

AnonymousAnonymousover 16 years ago
A Glimpse...

... into what one person sees and believes. Most of us have never even tried to imagine. Interesting insight. Death is certainly a cool character, no?