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Stormy Night of the Mind


The last light of day has drowned And day the night has slain Darkness ever yet holds its ground Though rebellious stars abound It protects by force its reign The last light of day has drowned All hope begins to wane There is no freedom to be found Darkness ever yet holds its ground Lightning cracks the night in twain With joyous cries the hills resound The last light of day has drowned Skies open with dawn's first strain The light carves it path westbound Darkness ever yet holds its ground The new dawn stabs at the rain But through the clouds can not be found The last light of day has drowned Darkness ever yet holds its ground
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J.J. Fain

I am a shitty poet but a fine artist and aspiring philosopher.

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