GUILT
A fire that burns up the intestants
An intangable wieght that never gets off
A burning sensation in the heart turning pitch black
The feeling of emptiness yet fulness
A missing piece in a puzzle
A dark shadow about to engulf the body
A tired spirit with a broken spine
And at a split moment knowing nothing is fine
Fear smiling down your face, behind it tons of dangerous signs
The time ticks, The blood rushes down your vain
The smell of your swet, caried down a mile
For a while every part of you is still like a statue of a helpless child
Not a millisecond remains to prossess the thoughts in your brain
Yet you reminice about all that you could've done better
The guilt, the kin of fear approches you blowing its horns like the civil war
Your empty heart knows there is no such thing called later no more
Now you began thinking like a smart person
Now you know there is no way out
Now you know what you've done is filthy
Now you plead guilty
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