death

NinjaGirl

“Hello,”  I greeted him as the hooded figure approached me.

“I’m not here for you.”  A simple but shattering statement.

“But I came to you!”  I pleaded, “I made your job easier!”

“Precisely the problem, go back, kid.”  He gestured toward my body with his scythe.  But as I looked back I only got angry.

“Take me with you!”  I begged, falling to my knees and reaching for his cloak.

“No.  It’s not your time,"  He stepped back and turned away from me.

“But I want it to be my time.” I muttered and chased after him.  As I ran, my soul seemed to slip through the floor as quicksand.  "H-hey!  Help me!"  I cried but the grim reaper walked onward.  "I know you hear me!"  In a flash he turned around.

"So you do want help then?  You don't want to be drowning?  If you wanted to be dead you wouldn't care."

"I don't care, I d-d...don't..."  And he left me there, falling through the ground, through the air.  Falling, falling.  Forever falling.  Into my body which I tried so desperately to leave.

 

  • Author: NinjaGirl (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 12th, 2024 19:23
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  • Tristan Robert Lange

    Love the concept of forever falling into the body! Great imagery throughout. Wonderful narrative poem with an awesome ending. Loved it! 🌹👏

  • RSM0812

    Wow, your a really good writer. I enjoyed that though dreary until the end. It sounds like an outer body experience. Remarkable.

    • NinjaGirl

      thank you!



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