Death Poem

i look forward to the day you'll come

and carry away my limp body

to where it can join the Earth again.

For me, it will be a day of rest -

the beginning of new existence,

but i am sad for you, my dear friend,

for it will be a day of no rest.

The work involved to spare me

shall be very long and hard,

and you'll have to beware

lest something should go wrong.

Still, look with happiness upon it -

there is to be no more sadness,

no pains or tears, and no bleeding.

Maybe, when we both return someday,

we can call each other up and say,

"Wasn’t our time together so great?

Maybe we can do it again now."

But now that day seems so far away,

and all we can do is wait;

but still, i yearn for the day you’ll come

to carry me back home again.

Author's Notes/Comments: 

Don't ask.  I was writing slightly to very morbid poetry at the time I wrote this, and I was just starting to get into the Third Doctor in Doctor Who, so it's the basis of a fan poem that I finished before finishing this one ("Reincarnation or Regeneration?").  That other poem is the only reason this one is here.  I'm not fond of this one.

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