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I am Death
I am Death.
I wonder what human I will strike next.
I hear the screaming and wailing of my victims.
I see dark walls, skeletons piling, bones cracking……
I want revenge on the ones who imprisoned me here.
I am Death.
I pretend that I am still alive as a human.
I feel the hatred against the gods and those who praise them.
I touch the skulls of my prey.
I worry that I won’t be free, but be here longer.
I cry in glee when I succeed.
I am Death.
I understand this seems strange and dark.
I say to myself, “Just a few more, and it will be over…”.
I dream of the next horror I will create.
I try to leave, but my desire for revenge prevents me from doing so.
I hope of a slower destruction of these humans.
I am Death.

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This is an "I am" poem that I wrote in 7th grade as a project that had to do with the greek myth of Icarus.