Poetry By
David Myers
Published on: 1/22/2014
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Well, let's see. I was born and then I died. No, wait a moment. I had a mother and a father, but they're gone too. No brothers or sisters, unless you count the world's population. Then I have some living, some dead, some dying, some to be born. And some I need to make war on. I had two cats, too. Nobody really cares about them. Most people I knew were dog people. Dog people. They are significant. Days and nights filled with work, weekends with leisure, Sunday prayers. I prayed other days, too, when I remembered to. I had friends, some that lasted, most not. They were too busy with their lives. Me, too. One day I went to get up but I didn't get up. That's pretty much it. Some people cried at my funeral. One lady I didn't even know, she said it was all just very sad, the whole thing was just very sad. At that moment, I wasn't really paying attention to her. I was just looking at the grass around everyone's feet And realizing just how green It really was.
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