Shakespeare's last tragedyA Poem by Jean-Luc
If I said - Here, try my life,
the past and present, rampant and rife. Would the damage done - the pain, the fear - be in thought though subconsciously, ever so clear. Would you do as I, burdened by such pressure, seek escape through a high, hopefully end life's pleasure. If you would do as I, then your knowledge is old to me, I seek out the changers, those who think slightly differently. For rock bottom I surmised, would be the finals of addiction, as it rips my mind and f***s my life, little to no conviction. Does this sound appealing, a liars life of dread. Where nothing you can do will bring back silence to your head. This role-play and foreplay, is a sick twisted mask. Have I made a mistake sifting through thoughts of past, In the distance to save me a soft sounding siren - while I'm tied up and strapped down - this mental asylum. So once more to you, I offer this life full of savagery - Could you handle such terror? Or is this Shakespeare's last tragedy?
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Added on May 25, 2019 Last Updated on May 25, 2019 |