Stranger At My Door Poem by Colin Ian Jeffery

Stranger At My Door



There came a knocking on my door
And a stranger
Familiar to my mind asked entrance
Yet I could not name him.

I gave him food and shelter
He sat at my table
No words he spoke
Until we sat before the fire.

He talked into the early hours
Speaking of secret things
I thought only I did know
Deeds shameful to the soul.

Taking my hand at dawn
He led me forth into the twilight
Then I knew him to be Death
Come to take my soul.

Monday, October 12, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: life and death
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Pamela Lutwyche 12 October 2020

You feed him and gave him shelter. He sat by your fire, then he took you to his fire, in. Good poem.

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