Dementia
Submitted, but written (mostly) before, Tautogram challenge
And my eyes will sag
And I'll force all my smiles
And I'll see all the world tinted blue
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And my back will hunch
And my bones will crack
And I'll sit there with nothing to do
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And my brain will buzz
And my dreams will leak
And I'll start to confuse night and day
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And my hands will shake
And my teeth will itch
And I'll rattle and wither away
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And my family'll visit
And they'll visit less often
And they'll be close but feel very far
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And I'll travel on boats
And I'll swim in wide rivers
And invent the world's first flying car
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And then Death will find me
And then he'll shake my hand
And say "I've been looking for you"
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And I'll ask him "what for?"
And he'll turn and say "follow"
And I'll leave this place without a clue
About the Creator
Ryan Giese
I'm not formally educated in creative writing, or anything really, so don't expect much from me. I have, however, read bits and pieces of a poetry textbook I found at a thrift store.
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