Friendly were their smiles, they do not bite,
They stay and fly and lie until they might;
Till they choke you they will hear your song,
Crimson black, a heart as dark as gold.
Lonely and their chantings made me sway,
In my heart and mind I let them play,
The bleeding: stays forgotten and in vain,
The winged: still fly and not even in pain.
True lies lies through a fooling craft:
A blade, a word that strikes the back
Eye the lonely scarecrow-no grace in fall
-pity not the act but help my soul.
Now the black winged seized the day,
Chase another living song to play;
Still moments still chase my stolen dreams:
This is death bound to eternal pain.
Friendly were the crows they do not bite,
Only make you bleed your life, and die.
Will I grow tired of pain, will I grow old?
I rest embraced by death, embrace the cold.
The Day I Bid the Crows Goodbye
11/11/17
This is a poem written when I was feeling berated by my thesis partners.