| Insanity and Death |
| Insanity and Death were walking hand in hand when I called to them. Death barely noticed, just turned a dark, cold shoulder But Insanity heard and slipping her nimble hand from Death's stern grip she ran to me. Her long, dainty fingers Wrapped round my mind and I welcomed them And while I wailed into her lap She braided my hair and placed a flower there No longer crying I took her hands and laughed Joyously we skipped off Death long forgotten It was years ago - that day and though Death never heard my pleas Insanity has not forgotten me. Amanda |
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