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The Soft Dead


I blindly gaze off in the horror of such a distant light

A light thus sheds peace unto each Earthling

Thus Bringing justice to all

But such a light had seldomnely faded away

And had been overcome by utter darkness

And had overcome such a thoughtless mind like mine

And the light had only become the desparity

 

I dare not holler in the soft dead

For I will only boller in such an abnormal conciousness like mine

Upon which will lead my path towards a dark cave

One where thy may get abandoned

In have

 

I blindly gaze off at the horror of such a distant light

Fear only overcoming me

As the light was unreachable

So out of hold

As each day goes by

The light fades away

As hopes only lower in our pain

 

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