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A part of me became a fiend; A treasurer that left my sleeves To find the shiny end to all his dreams. The flying of his lash upon the sphere Has caused my own to go numb. Twisted fingers wilting in the sun, Prying apart the singing Son of Heads With all his bleeding life; he was found dead. A proud disease was born a sheep. Guided by a shepherd's hand to show its face across the desert sand Until he dropped the leash. Wild poison spilled upon the civil streets.
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Apr 19, 2016
Apr 19, 2016 at 9:53 PM UTC
The Shadow
A part of me became a fiend; A treasurer that left my sleeves To find the shiny end to all his dreams. The flying of his lash upon the sphere Has caused my own to go numb. Twisted fingers wilting in the sun, Prying apart the singing Son of Heads With all his bleeding life; he was found dead. A proud disease was born a sheep. Guided by a shepherd's hand to show its face across the desert sand Until he dropped the leash. Wild poison spilled upon the civil streets.
Part III of Unwinding Steely Strings.
Slow-Declipse
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Apr 19, 2016
Apr 19, 2016 at 9:53 PM UTC
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