The PursuerA Poem by Jesse BookerThe pursuer be up on me Lurking where the eye cannot see His hellhounds have sought me out To no one may I shout For this destroyer out for me Is one that no one can see He follows wherever I may go To slay me, his only foe At night, in the wake of my despair He emerges with his cold, solemn stare Intending for this night to be my last My life forever to be my past The pursuer will drag me to hell Upon the sea of the damned, I'll forever sail I cannot escape this pursuer, you see For the pursuer is none other than me I am a vagabond in a world of the loved A foreigner to your world above A devil, wandering in a holy land Crushed by time's unmerciful hand I am the dark in a world of light Everyday, hidden in plain sight A skeptic in a world of faith In a land of the living, I am a wraith Though you aspire to a higher place I but long for Death's cold embrace
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StatsAuthorJesse BookerMorristown, TNAboutI'm just getting into writing poetry. I'm hoping to cultivate this into a new hobby. more..Writing
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