roy.
I thought that I feared nothing,
but it was nothing that feared me.
My mind was the "Scream",
the emotions of a black and white canvas,
the terror of swirls of paint.
I begged to have back that peace --
that peace that I lost in the liquid pearl.
I sent the Shadow an invitation;
And this time it replied.
It came knocking on my door,
"aratatat tat!"
"Are you sure you want this"
It asked.
Silence.
Intuition.
Knowledge.
Fear.
Terror.
Absolute.
Nothingness.
"No, I do not want this."
Mercy.
I thought that I wanted that slumber.
But like the "Scream",
that thought was just a painting,
an outline of a memory.
I do not want this suffering anymore.
I'm tired of this silouette tapping my shoulder,
"Are you ready yet?"
"Here Shadow, you can have my agony instead. I do not need it any more. You can have my sins and my regrets. It is only baggage. Grant me mercy. Give me peace. Take my memory -- that you can have. But please, don't take me. . . ."
By: Roy Quebedeaux
but it was nothing that feared me.
My mind was the "Scream",
the emotions of a black and white canvas,
the terror of swirls of paint.
I begged to have back that peace --
that peace that I lost in the liquid pearl.
I sent the Shadow an invitation;
And this time it replied.
It came knocking on my door,
"aratatat tat!"
"Are you sure you want this"
It asked.
Silence.
Intuition.
Knowledge.
Fear.
Terror.
Absolute.
Nothingness.
"No, I do not want this."
Mercy.
I thought that I wanted that slumber.
But like the "Scream",
that thought was just a painting,
an outline of a memory.
I do not want this suffering anymore.
I'm tired of this silouette tapping my shoulder,
"Are you ready yet?"
"Here Shadow, you can have my agony instead. I do not need it any more. You can have my sins and my regrets. It is only baggage. Grant me mercy. Give me peace. Take my memory -- that you can have. But please, don't take me. . . ."
By: Roy Quebedeaux
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