Blood Thickness
They tell you
Blood is thicker than water,
Blood will never betray
And you believe this statement as long as possible
Why not?
In water you drown,
it consumes you within minutes,
thin, water easily overpowers you.
But blood?
Blood is worse, believe me or not.
Thick blood consumes you slowly,
Until you are enveloped and submerged.
Blood will suffocate you forever.
It is your biggest obstacle
Biggest critique
Blood will teach you to hate but never love
Once blood gets under your skin and into your head,
You are gone,
To a point of rare return
Over the edge
You feel unloved, never loved
What’s the meaning?
Life is a hierarchy,
At the bottom
I drown in own grief and sorrow
Merely hoping for an end
To find a light for tomorrow.
This is what blood does
It takes you to this point.
Blood holds your hand,
Guides you to the gates of death.
Blood does not say goodbye,
Because you are long overdue
A nuisance,
Nothing but a weight.
Blood pushes you through
Go on, never hesitate
Blood consumes you for a lifetime,
Hopes cease to exist,
A savior is too late,
Blood won,
Only to repent for what it has done.
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