Blackened SoulsA Poem by ZalinthelThis life I live, my everyday Grows more tiring with each passing moment. The age of my soul exceeds my own By at least a couple of decades or so. My beliefs and mind are in a constant debate About what is really right or wrong. “Forgive and forget,” I tell to myself, “The wrongs of the past are gone.” “But why d****t, why?” I respond in kind, The conflict of thoughts arousing my rage. And why should they not, one has to concede, That many an unspeakable deed That is committed by humanity itself Has no love, no mercy, no light. And so why should I, of all beings In this world of blackened hearts, Be the one to redeem these spirits, When it is I that they scorn? The answer, of course, That is obvious to all, Is that I should let them be damned, And let them burn. And as long as I’ve ignored this blatant conclusion, I feel it is time for a change of solution To the constant issue of malicious intent. And so I say to all those souls, Those heartless demons that are hate given form, “F**k you, you unfathomable beings, And return to the hells that you spawned from! Our world is as dark as can be, And we all are sick of you Not letting us see.” © 2013 Zalinthel |
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Added on January 31, 2013Last Updated on January 31, 2013 Author |