With personifying death,
Feature of all living things,
Preceding the first person
By a billion years or two?
A poem states, Death doesn’t choose,
And while this seems true enough
For poetic purposes,
Lyric generalization,
It also implies death could
Choose, if death took a fancy
To becoming choosier.
Disintegration involves
Entropy, and entropy
Happens to grow where imports
Of energy don’t chase it
Out of lives where it’s living,
Accumulating daily,
So much like its enemy,
Memory, compost golem.
Entropy and memory,
Runt twins wearing death’s black robe,
One standing on the other,
Trying not to fall over.
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