Santisima Muerte
The White Lady
By Kristen Keenon FisherPublished 4 months ago • Updated 4 months ago • 1 min read
Photo by Marlon Alves on Unsplash
Death called September,
you've been dragging this out.
What keeps you so wrapped up?
You're tying knots
that will not help you at all.
Your fate left 10 missed calls.
She plays down
at the graveyard,
clever games of
hide and seek.
Tell Captain Hook
his time is almost at hand.
She saw his other one.
You'll find her wading
down by the water,
up the river,
toward Shit's Creek.
She is not patient,
she's the busiest clock,
her chores done
one by one.
She dreams in apparitions,
with faces we might
dread to see.
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