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He'll Let Us Destroy Ourselves


The one god watches

alone. 

His birds above. Except for one, 

that One burns. 

The rest kill, 

destroy the home he created 

for them. 

So He watches and waits 

and observes. 

It's dying, 

and so are they. 

He could stop it. 

But he never gave

second chances. 

 

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