I wait while I stare
Into the mirror, the disrepair;
The morbid self, the sad image:
My life’s last pathetic page.
I wait while I reminisce
My past, the pain and amiss,
The people, the slur:
Split into my own saboteur.
I wait while I fall,
The inevitable, strong and tall,
Conquers what I feel,
Hacks a sword of steel.
I wait while I release
My life into the peace,
Bittersweet oozes out
Sad wrists, pale with drought.
I wait while I loose
My words, while I cruise
Dark tunnel with distant light;
The antonym of glory fight.
I wait while I peel
Off my soul as I feel
Numb pain summons my hearse,
While I write this proletariat verse.
I wait while I face
Slow death with elder’s pace;
Volumes remain unspoken
To the few perchance heart-broken.
I wait while I cry:
Still too young and new to die,
Yet my last words I indite:
A satire of my enemy’s might.
I wait while I near
The far light, oh so dear!
Blinding white, the final breath
The wait’s not over in my death…
Beautiful composition.
ReplyDeleteThe life went a full round, touching anything to everything. And loved the dark and hopeless side of the verse.
Keep writing.