The Choice
Author: Nanice Ellis
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The Choice
Just before I awake -
a choice requires to be made.
I must surrender all at stake.
The alarm is blaring and won't go off.
The sirens screaming.
I can't breathe through my cough.
"In" must I journey - to find my way back.
Look at how much
in my way I have stacked?
I fear too far - I have roamed
I cannot find a single sign
pointing home.
The choice is one of life or death.
Heads or tails -
It's a good bet!
The darkest dark and lightest light
teases, beckons -
finds me hopeless in the night.
No longer can I run and hide.
My gig is over -
although I've tried and tried.
Good and evil declares its flag.
In this random game of tag.
No longer is it me or you -
in this silly game of peak-a-boo.
If I should die before I wake -
I pray the lord
my soul to take.
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