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My clock stopped ticking, And there came he With a dagger in his right And a torch in the other. Of all the doomed He chose me Though he was my son, And I was his mother. The hell in his eyes Was all I could see, For he was the flame That I could not smother. Only my blood quenched him, Covered him in shrouds. My life was over Before it has begun. My shackled soul, Pierced the clouds, Searching for light, But it was outrun. My clock stopped ticking, Yet neither has won. The skies were clear, But there was no sun.
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May 31, 2015
May 31, 2015 at 8:39 AM UTC
My Clock Stopped Ticking
My clock stopped ticking, And there came he With a dagger in his right And a torch in the other. Of all the doomed He chose me Though he was my son, And I was his mother. The hell in his eyes Was all I could see, For he was the flame That I could not smother. Only my blood quenched him, Covered him in shrouds. My life was over Before it has begun. My shackled soul, Pierced the clouds, Searching for light, But it was outrun. My clock stopped ticking, Yet neither has won. The skies were clear, But there was no sun.
We can never control the deeds which we give birth to.
meratau
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May 31, 2015
May 31, 2015 at 8:39 AM UTC
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