A Grim Outlook on a Bright Future

by Tripp   Mar 16, 2010


Most men don't live - but all of them die

life wasted betwixt lips in the form of a sigh
their fatal last breath stands them with the rest

and as their vital pump stops;
silence bequeaths their breast

so shadows flee from the obsidian edge of reality
this haunted place is just a land of vacant memories
Hollowed out shells; husks of what no longer remain
contortions of the wood - knots against the grain

acquiescence of what was - and what no longer will be
experience the truth of what none of you see...
life is naught but a terminal disease
life is naught...but a terminal disease

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