The death of a poet might be worth a penny
By BlacK_diamond_Bay
When you are old and grey and full of sleep
sitting by the fire,
realizing that i'm gone.
Gone with the wind and the grammar of poetry
in the jaded verses of my eternal poetic existance.
Maybe i couldn't touch your heart while i was here,
sleeping in the bush of your eyelids,
waiting to be the first thing you read every morning.
Perhaps it was the shade of black that made me too abstract, that i fell
into
the pages of once upon a time's.
Perhaps i couldn't really be eternal till i passed.
Maybe then time could sow me to your pupils and even in your dreams i'd
be there.
I guess a poet isn't worth speaking of until he's dead.
I might be defined by death,
but you will never understand my prose.
Till you too, join me pushin daisies.
**readers note: this was jason's last poem written**
-posted by gigi (helen thomson) jason's love forever and fiance)
Comments on "The death of a poet might be worth a penny"
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On Monday, September 2, 2013, Void Vortex
(298) wrote:
Why did you have to go man... :(
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A former member wrote:
An old soul of understanding, beautiful acceptance...sew'n to a tee....splendid.
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On Wednesday, July 9, 2008, The Lipstick Factor
(287) wrote:
Beautiful piece, thank you for sharing.
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A former member wrote:
this brought tears to my eyes.. you're a great poet Big Bro! i miss you..
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On Wednesday, July 9, 2008, Rebel tiGer King
(239) wrote:
i love this, your worth a million constellations brother -symph-
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A former member wrote:
oh how sadly terrific.
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On Wednesday, July 9, 2008, Echoes of Orpheus
(357) wrote:
A penny? This is worth far more... Especially when the circumstances are known, this poem makes an impact. One hell of an impact... *raises a glass to Jason* You live on, through your beautiful words.
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A former member wrote:
*joins in the raising of the glass* truely priceless