The truth is much harsher when it is out of the blue but then it isn't really out of the blue, is it? Lingering, hovering, nagging, gnawing at the back of my mind, fingers just of it's reach. Each time it would come close to the surface I would glimpse at its purpose, only to get nervous and kick it back away. So I may stay oblivious to it just a little longer. I knew this to be the lull before the storm And now the horrid truth has pull the storm in to my orbit Full of lightening, but what is its target? Great flashes of light burns through the night leaving heaps of ashes among the trash. I remain unhurt, undamaged, unburned. Others haven't faired so well. Feared the flash and rightly so Their pain stains the ground in the form of ashes. Ashes and dust stains everywhere, even in the heaviest of rain A reminder. Of what's to come. What's to be returned. And I - I watch it all. The Writting on the Wall on the ground. I might be unburned but such a sight unhinges me something terrible Prys me open just enough to cry. Pouring tears lost in the roaring rain. But crying all the same. Because I don't know why it's you. I don't know why you have to die. Dodging lightening all your life until now a streak is lodged in you. Breaks and splinters inside tightening its hold. Even though you are burning up, I have never seen you look so cold. I wish it was one of your famous poker faces Tricking us you are going to fold but at the last minute revealing a hiden ace. If ever there was a time to play your ace, it is today. Don't let this be our last game But you have no control over it do you? Have to deal with the cards that has been delt. I must admit, these cards are ****. No aces to play but that won't stop you You'll play till the end with the same grace you've always had. So for now lets keep playing. We still have time, we've always had time You are not ashes, yet. And when that last flash does occur Then I will say goodbye And in the morning cry all the more Mourning you and everything you were.
One of those poems that just come pouring out. It's good to get things off my mind