The Valley of the Shadow of Death
Slash at my arms, my legs, my throat
What God is there to pray to
that creates such emotions as this.
I pray.
To not feel, I search for a void to
I search for a void
I search for
I search
I
My flesh sits tightly bound across the tumultous.
What stoic exterior can possibly contain the scorching screams
of a soul as it crisps and flakes in the flames.
I cannot find a drug to sedate,
And I will suffocate inhaling the smoke of my own burning body.
The futile tears that fall down my face
are only my ice exoskeleton melting.
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