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A Parody of the Raven


A parody of The Raven by Edgar Allen Poe» Maybe it's this generation but it's hard not to be engulfed by the devastation, consequences inherited from past temptations urban legends passed down through the lore and once it sees you, your nevermore. It just feels like their always watching from behind the scenes judge and mock us, always looking for ways to block us by using ancient tactics from all the wars before, and once they know you, your nevermore. It will corrupt all your closest connections creeping through their minds with concise perfection so good at cloaking their deception lurking like a shadow upon the floor and once they catch you, your nevermore
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