The End of Death
Once
I embodied the scream of pain,
Not of bodily nature.
I was the silence
The empty room
Only to fill my house of souls
Not all damned
The righteous are laid to rest
Just as the masses
Now
My house empties
Bodies frozen never to come home
Medicine pumping decaying bodies for selfish love
The house will only be emptier
As these technological branches pull from my home into the cloud
for a new life
my purpose lost
the god of death and his house crumbles
ZW
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