I am well
thank you
I am well
I am well
though some time ago I was not well
but I have got better.
One expects to get better until
until one feels the grip of Death.
You can, of course, untangle you from His taloned grasp,
you can slip, so sylph-like if you are slippery like that
and shiver away from His icy clasp,
His unwelcoming embrace, but
you have this feeling
this growing feeling like a sunset, that,
one day, he will come with a warm cloak instead,
and wrap its warm and welcoming softness around your whole being
and then,
only then,
will you sink
deep and low
into the depths
of
His
cosy nest.
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