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This is a poem, carved on a wall to a crypt (hence the subject of death). |
| When the Dead Lady looks upon me, what will she see? My past, my future and that in between My heart, my soul, my faith, my belief A coward or the man I once could have been? What will she see when she looks upon me? I see her in my dreams, I see her in my sleep She is death, but also life in all it's glory She is loving and caring and although I have wept I know that death is but the next great step She is judgement day, she will choose my fate But I must not cry, I must rejoice For she will be kind to me And though you are scared, do not flee from her For evermore, you shall be interred In her loving arms |