Published March 22, 2011
Walking toward the big cliff's edge,
not able to turn back.
Then I was plummeting towards death, but
he smiled and cut me some slack.
I was dropped into a big sailboat,
headed far from here.
As long as we were sailing away,
I would go anywhere.
The crew was great and filled with chuckles,
I guess you would call it great fun.
That is, of course, until our ship hit a rock
and we crashed underneath the setting sun.
I remember falling, and seeing Death,
his smile looking rather grim.
There he was again, while I dropped in darkness.
It's true, then, you can not escape him.
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Thanks a lot! I made some changes, taking your suggestions.
Thank you for the help.
So this poem is really cute, but the rhythm's just barely off. here are some words that *may* help (: they're in red italics.
Basically, from the end on the rhythm gets kind of wacky. I don't want to change it though, because it's your poem and not mine! Message me if you have any questions!
Love,
Fixed
PS: I LOVE your personification of death! (: