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Death 26

By: Brier Kole

By BrierPublished 4 months ago • 1 min read
Death 26
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When I find death.

I wish my body to be broken as a car wrapped around a tree.

My hands torn and callused.

My mind however clean and free as a breath of fresh air.

When we stand under that great oak tree and watch the earth pile over my body I will only require a few words.

I want him to say I was great.

I want him to say I made the earth itself a better place.

I want him to say you did as much as you could with the time I have given you.

When I die.

I would like to sleep easy.

To know I did all I could with all I have been given.

To know I made an imperfect world a little bit better.

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About the Creator

Brier

Im a drunk steel worker from Wisconsin that enjoys writing. Currently working on my first novel and doing some short stories in the mean time.

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