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Crash of Metal


Slam, charge into a tree. Life is taken and death defies me. With only a bag, knocked so windlessly I block and break of it paining me. Its a clash of two but different materials. Solid wood and dense metal. So- To end with this, the crumble of metal had to begin, hit, crash of metal.
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