In Memoriam

Where once a vibrant field lay
Is now nothing but a graveyard.
For there is truly naught to say;
A heart broken; wrists battle-scarred.
Awoke to see the light of day
Be rent to darkness, burnt and charred.
The raging fire burned away;
Its toxic flames his visage marred.

 

Where now the silhouette still stands
Is now of life fully devoid.
All that he needed in his hands
Though he held back, too paranoid
To meet society's demands,
He finally his fear destroyed
And to the keys he thrust his hands.
No answer came across the void.

 

Where now their blood-stained corpses rest
Your evil crime's documented.
Annihilated all his best;
He killed all ten and relented
And put a bullet in his chest.
But his mind was not demented,
You drove him to be like the rest
And have you not repented?

 

By what he did he surely meant
To topple your ESTABLISHMENT.