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.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
You feed him and gave him shelter. He sat by your fire, then he took you to his fire, in. Good poem.