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The Mark of Death: A Shared Fate


In the distance, a hearth

Drawing me

A beacon solely

A tailor fitted solution

To cast worries and inabitions

Tips froze, paralyzed

 

A cacoffiny of loneliness

but saftey

 

A limping deer babe

Seldom do you see alive

For they rarely last

 

So I guess this is goodbye

I have to wonder why

All I did was cry

All of these years

 

It is in our esscense to die

But in the fall

That might be why

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