Gunshot

by Macabre   Sep 6, 2006


Screams, pain,
death's bell tolls,
with a wave he takes your souls,
a pulled trigger arouses
the darkness which surrounds him,
as he comes for your life,
with his scythe in his hand,
you know this is your final night.

Your eyes close,
the bullet in your heart, visceral poison,
there only to kill you,
went in but not out, you're screaming through and through.

In this split second the magnum's cry had sounded,
destroying a life,
through thick ears the sirens pounded,
they took you away, you murdered a man,
but like Socrates said, "We are nothing but Sand
falling through the fingers of time..."
Well I guess that's true now, I'm falling through the fingers of crime.

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  • 18 years ago

    by Hear You Me

    I LOVE the ending! it is so powerful that it changed the whole poem from what i expected it to turn into! well done, truly a work of art.