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John ParkerHarry James
Poems
Nov 2015
Hurry Now, Hurry!
The first thing I smelled was scorched iron,
Then I felt a thickness without eyes,
sickness from nowhere,
a curse waiting all these years.
I was ****** not to find the source.
Lost like kings,
and vicious warriors
of long ago.
I could hear the world,
suddenly a bright symphony,
but I could not move.
My legs failed me,
they just wouldnβt work.
The sun low in the winter sky.
Morning passed,
and I thought so this is how it ends,
this is what becomes of me,
my ruin finally almost complete.
no one to mourn,
no one to care,
some to rejoice,
and I canβt blame them,
this is the end I deserve,
the end I earned.
My ruin crafted long ago,
decision by decision,
act by act,
a prophesy at last fulfilled.
I wish things would hurry now,
every second now eternal,
thousands of years.
Hurry now, hurry now,
hurry.
Written by
John ParkerHarry James
Cincinnati
(Cincinnati)
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