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Poetry for a contest. Never sent in papers. Didn't really care to. Here you go. |
In front of the firing squad, I welcome my inevitable death, The battle hardened faces of my comrades meet mine, Their gazes so frightened, so travestated, And then I capture eyes with mine enemy, But nothing catches my gaze, I stare through him with disbelief, A snake curls out of his lifeless mouth, It strikes to intimidate, Mocking the power it holds inside, I do not flinch in my paranoia, I do not beg mercy of my captors, I merely await my death with a simple intrigue, The guns are raised to waist level, And before a shot is fired my stomach bursts into flames, I hold steady and do not waiver, The command is given for the execution, The most beautiful sound I ever heard, And with a final grin, I raise my hand towards mine enemy, And whisper, “Goodbye old friend.” |