Stammer
I feel it
I feel it
I feel it
I feel...
Everything
The wind on my face
The concrete under my shoes
The sweat on my palms
My heart pounding against my chest
Exuding the sound of Spartan battle drums
I feel the syllables form from each person's lips
As I walk pass them
I feel my legs shake with every step
Each muscle crying for me to turn around
Pleading me to turn back
But I force them forward because I see
Him
I see the black outline of a devil I've never met
With our only connection being
The history that's between us
A history that cannot be forgiven nor forgotten
A history of blood
I see him and follow his footsteps
In His footsteps I follow
Tracing his path with my eyes and then with my feet
I tread carefully and slowly
Leaving room for caution and for escape
His travels end with
Him convening in an alley
Whose walls clutch the abyss like a blanket
I reached my hands around my waist as
Our feet match pace
And the crunch of chip bags below my feet give way
And gives away
My presence
He turns
I see his skin it's;
the same as mine
I see his nose it's;
the same as mine
I see his eyes they're;
the same as mine
Nevertheless, I draw my hands in front of me.
The look on his face as
He hears the click of a hammer
Stops time.
my heart stammers
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