Death Do Us Part
The taste of rust was faint on my tongue
The smell of dust was the only scent I could smell
Smoke filled the heavens above me
Yet I could not reach them.
The air was thick with the cries of men
My face was slick with sweat
But I was not afraid
I felt content in the end.
It was my fate that had been sealed
It was too late for regrets and sorrow
Now was not the time
It was time for joy, that all the pain would be gone.
So no I was not crying in the end
I was smiling at the thought of release.
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