You know my name
And I know yours,
When I come a calling
It’s a special chore.
I love what I do
Most often you do not
But at least, I am fair
I share an equal lot.
I cannot be bribed
I cannot be outfoxed,
I treat all alike
Be it the heights or blocks.
In palaces I’m at home
So too in the slums,
I catch up with people
Though I neither walk nor run.
I deal in turns
There’s none I overlook,
I am very specific
My list is my book.
I care not for laughter
And frowns don’t matter,
I disregard your silence
And also your chatter.
I’ve been given a task
And it is my delight
To work twenty-four-seven
Morning, noon and night.
I don’t care about you
Or your family tree,
Six feet in the ground
Is where I’d rather you be.
That is my purpose
And that is my intent,
Your demise, I mean
It’s on that I am bent.
I don’t care about science
Or your philosophy,
I just come a calling
And you must come with me.
Most people hate me
A few bid me welcome
But I really don’t care
When I come you’re done.
I am omnipresent
Yes, I am everywhere,
Omnipotent I am not
There’s someone I fear.
And until he returns
I will have my way
With saint and sinner
Each and every day.
I leave you with a warning
It’s the best I can do,
There is life after me
The Holy Bible is true.
There’s judgment coming
I advise, be prepared!
I am not the end
I trust you are aware.
Like the way I began
I will end the same,
I know who you are
And you know me by name.
You are:………………………
And I am:………………..
By the way, it doesn’t matter
If you write your name,
Whether you do or don’t
To me it’s the same.
Stewart Russell © July 2019
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