a bringer of death
when i close my eyes
i try to think of something profound
to say
or write
but i am not one to walk
in a world of profundity
i am typical and simple,
ruled by base instinct
and value
my morals built
upon the spires of sand castles
set along a raging sea
the tide inches nearer
with every whimpering
breath
and when the tide
finally consumes
the last piece of sand from
my castle
only rage will remain
and i will set foot
upon a path
from which there
can be no return
i am the wicked, the paused,
i am a blade of grass
free upon the breeze, i
am a moment, a wisp,
i am something you
can no longer see or hear,
mine is the last voice
you will ever hear
don't be alarmed
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