Farewell

Tried to refrain the insurmountable end,

For I had new toys to play with, collect money I had lend.

To cash my gold teeth, and to revel before I die.

I ordered the inevitable, asked death to stand by.

With an unforgettable grin demise came forth.

To show me the power I don't bestow.

My anger took me over and I grabbed the spear.

The next moment I realized I was nowhere near.

Then to the mighty beast I begged.

For the time that I though I always had.

Down on my knees, please lend me some time,

So I could pack some money, some lamb and wine.

Defection accompanied with what the beast had to tell.

For nothing other than sorrow can be carried to hell.

There was nothing I could do that I perceived.

Accepted it picked a pen wrote a note that I can leave.

The note.

Saving the savory of life for a subsequent state?

Well demised doesn't roar or believe in fate.

Its delinquent yet delectable fray your soul,

Adieu souvenirs don't come in silver plates.