Short Leapt Poems
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aging,
like autumn leaves,
fading grace beneath weight,
I shuffle, fragile, yet rooted,
time bends.
From an eight story high rise building
I leapt to my death, but land on top of a moving bus with a thump.
People scream. I laugh, because I am still alive.
My purple cape flies out behind me.
I see a low bridge, so I fall down with a whomp.
More screaming.
I hang on tightly.
No longer wanting to die.
I never wanted to die
Until I did
But they revived me
Gone was joy now, back was pain
I remember little of it
As time wanders on, it is less prominent
One day I will not remember ever dying
I am sure of this without knowing how
I felt my heart leap with joy once upon a time
I died and found myself beloved and nurtured
I cannot forget Nirvana, can I?
There is something wonderful in the land of death.