My Betrothed
a poem
Death. I think of you often do you know
That you live in my thoughts as often
as He, and she, and he, and them, and the unknown future
slowly becoming known, and that place
where bliss is not a fleeting kiss but an eternal
passion— ever present.
Death. I think of you, I truly do, as much as I do.
Do you know, you are poignant in my mind,
on days where the only good
I look up to is sleep and food.
And you creep into my thoughts at my happiest,
leaving me distraught. Do you know?
I am young, and I shan’t be for long. So allow me
My good days in peace, my bad days in gloom.
I have accepted you for what you are, for you are;
Death, my destined betrothed.

wow i think this is the best death poem since the emily dickinson one i read in middle school. i'm mindblown.
Such a deep and authentic one!