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Heart Be Still


In a distant, an echo slumbers. silence reigns. heart bestill.
Thunder claps, with a mighty roar. the heaven's weep. heart bestill.
Rain cries for the angel who wept,
while fire scorch the cinders, of the afterburn.
Shadows commense its' flight to nowhere.
Longing dwindles, and rage dies, heart bestill.
Essence carrasses the bonds of quietude, which chains
does bind, to oblivion of nothingness, yet something.
Heart bestill, no more do thou speak to me.
Sealed only to a kiss of death.
Time began. time hinder, then stopped,
within a blink of a heartbeat.
Time spent. time gone.
Countless hours of no replay.
Heart stood still in a moment's forte.
Yesterday was waves,  bidding a sad "good day!"
Today does not matter, and the morrow will soon passaway.
Heart bestill catch the wind that feeds the chill.
Make calm the waters, within the soul.
Promises of forever shattered the empty illusion,
of everlasting, placed within engraved so deeply.
Thou does not matter, to the bestilled heart.
Please say no more to me, whisper not in my dreams.
Give me not hope within the mist of serenity.
For I shall not listen to you no more.
You betrayed my soul, and given time to destruction.
Nigh, I do not sing within the breeze.  my wings does not
carry thy song forever more. they aparted from my flesh and left me,
to the blades of grass I beseech upon.
Tears  washed away the blood from my hands. thy heart quiet now.
Eyes closed, body wretched from time dismay.
Speak no more, from the lips, that free the soul.
Time slowly drift away. as I a memory shall fade.
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