|
Losing Light by Aaron Michaelchasing daylight, fading faster
than the innocence i once claimed
mother moon laughs, the bastard,
in my face, in my pain
twilight deepening, and the silence
oh, so sweetly will resound
with my shadow, my companion
and the madness that we've found.
constant sorrows, begging, pleading
for food and water to abound
from a person blinking, praying,
in his mind repeatedly saying
'WHAT'S THE POINT IN FUCKING STAYING?'
no mercy in him to be found.
midnight passes, no sun rising,
darkness is my only claim
and the cemetary stillness
suddenly it knows my name.
i hear it calling, getting closer
slowly opening the earth
reaching out to take the soul
that's been it's charge since it's birth.
taking forms of little children
crying out to me for food
but
i
can't
help
them
though i wish,
oh my god, i wish i could.
early morning, light should be here,
but somehow i know it won't
some run away, and hide in fear,
i should, too, but i just don't.
i have welcomed the constant numbness
that comes with fearing for your soul.
and in the midst of deeper hells
indifference will keep me cold.
when i see the light again,
be it holy, flame or sun,
let me rest, or make me suffer
but please just let my war be won.
07/10/2006 Posted on 07/10/2006 Copyright © 2025 Aaron Michael
|