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Splintered


Snatched from death, taken from the light All-consuming illumination of the hopeful and hopeless with the Weight of the taker crushing the cage of souls Regardless of distinctions pressed upon individuals by collectivity Everyone wishes to become weightless with the clouds, yet some holding Philosophy above humanity, relaying the weakness of more synapses, Answer to the beautiful deceiver What will they see with this new breed of angel Already too blinded to see the betrayer They see the weaved laurels of one willing to accept their Sanguinary hands with his own Even with their murders, the traitor will take their fragmented souls to complete his Mural of splintered souls Counteracting the Greatest Sin
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