The Box of Death
The long wooden box
Was gently set down
As dirt was packed from the earth
To fill up the earth
Black coats and umbrellas
Huddled together under the rain
Watched on in silence
Not a word to be uttered
I, in their midst
Looked up but couldn't see
Clenching my fist
I knew I had to stay strong
But, a trickle of water
Found its way out of my eyes
And rolling gently down my face
Fell on top of the long wooden box
Copyright © Joshua Popoola | Year Posted 2018
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