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Braving the Storm

I stand in an utterly changed world For better or worse I do not know. In the distance the air booms Lightning splits the sky asunder. Snare cracks and bass vibrations reverberate Back to where I stand on the shore. The screaming howls have subsided As a monstrosity drifts away unnoticed. I am the Lone Victim. Lone survivor. The torrents have cut through me like a razor. Bleeding, broken I scream inside my skull Too afraid to voice my sorrows. Pains. Fears. Hatred. Or love. A storm capable of crushing civilization itself Has just past me by. Yet I live. I am the Lone Watcher as it fades Into the dark night. I know naught of what the future holds but I can sleep easier in the peaceful aftermath Under a clear starry sky
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Oct 7, 2011
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