The Last Resort

The Last Resort

He stared at the knot, confused if it’s worth
Wondering if it’ll sort
If that’s the right thing, for he felt no mirth;
Thus he planned to abort
Hoping to live well, on this charming earth
And never to fall short
With strength and valour, he rose and moved forth
Odd thoughts failed to distort
He dodged every glitch with resilience
But death was quite sly
One day it barged in, to tar his rebirth
Alas! he couldn’t retort
The noose once despised
Now hugged his neck girth
Hangman’s knot did contort.

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  1. The opening line set the premise of this beautiful poem. Full of ironies and imagery, it conveys the only reality of life I.e.death.

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