Save Me a Seat
Save me a seat in the front row.
Your in heaven now and God puts on a hell of a show.
There is no admission but leave your pain at the front door.
Just like Poe's raven who repeats "Nevermore."
Go ahead and put on those silly glasses it's all in 3-D.
Even though your vision's will be quite different than me.
In your movie, you will see your good and I guess your bad.
All the happiness and everything sad.
From the previews it shows your life from birth until death.
I'm told from your first cry until your last breath.
There will be no subtitles or audio to adjust.
The only words that appear is like on a coin stamped "In God we trust."
I don't remember it's in either scene one or scene two.
Out comes your family and friends that have passed before you.
Stop, end this movie you scream. I do not like this that person. I do not this show.
Patience, Patience the director replies. All is forgiven. That is why I put you in the front row.
Copyright © Tammy Mccown | Year Posted 2016
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