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Waiting
Death watches silently from far away
 Waiting for the right time to decide
 Biding his time before making a play
 Who to bring and who stays here to reside.
 
 A little girl feels Death’s gaze and is afraid
 Grabs her mom’s pant leg; she is scared to part
 Death looks away and the girl’s fears do fade 
 He may look mean, but Death does have a heart.
 
 An old man stays in bed too late one day
 He feels too tired and just wants to sleep
 Death sees the old man as an easy prey
 As someone to take with him and to keep.
 
 The old man stands up and senses no harms 
 And greets his Death with wide and open arms.

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