Clubbed To Death

She called me and told me of the epitaph on a lady’s headstone and I thought how cruel.  The husband wanted all to know how she died so the cruelty was multifaceted especially since the full story can scarcely be told with such brevity.

I tried to explain.

 

Clubbed To Death

 

Crossed the graveyard every night

Lonesome road that gave even me a fright

Under blind devotion to take part

Bible groups became a first love, and stole her heart

By night she came home all alone

Every week night I begged her to first call on the phone

Didn’t get a call ever and she went every night

To every church function, and hoped one day I might

Only, I didn’t, and it worried me

Didn’t like her walking a graveyard, so dark and lonely

Exhausted from a meeting, she was on her way

And never made it home, I thought she’d gone astray

Then a friend called, in the same dreadful graveyard, her body lied 

Her heart stopped, could take no more church clubs and she died

 


 

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