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Lost Composure


I have lost all my semblance of my composure.

The man who once wielded the iron pen with pride

to speak to the weak.

 

Now I stand here lost in blank pages,

My ideals and motives stripped from me

like bark from the tree.

Whimpering like a child lost in this cruel world,

Full of chaos, corruption, and darkness.

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