Cold rain falls Patters on my head I look to the sky My eyes turn red Flickering pupils Dilated so wide I tear off my shirt Embracing skies tide I open my mouth To catch some raindrops Tasteless liquids Nothing makes the pain stop Collected water boils inside My mouth once dry It's now a simmering *** The demons inside me Make everything hot
Deep inhalation of fresh air I understand why I'm here now I'm no longer scared Steam streams out of my body My hands are on fire, my lips tingle I look to my left, a lamppost glows I turn to my right I see people mingle Outside a late night cafe, their life simple A bus stop ahead with two people there A man and woman, he touches her hair
I place the palm of my hand on the lampost Just to lean and wonder how I'm here The shade bursts and sparks fly The woman at the bus stop screams "Nooo I don't want to dieeee" As the fluorescent lights fizzle and pop The man she's with falls to his knees Grasps his head "no please make it stop" The small group of people freeze Outside the cafe they violently fit I don't know what's happening I assume it is me doing this I try to let go of the lamppost beside me Pulling my arm with the other hand
I finally break free I too now fall to my knees Getting up is hard My joints creek With mechanical movements I go over to see The couple at the bus stop The girl lays on the floor now I shake her but she is surely dead Her eyeballs have melted to red goo The man still firmly grasping his head Looking at him I don't know what to do He chants repeatedly in words unheard
The people outside the restaurant They're all still fitting People are with them now from inside I step backwards in to the bus shelter Fear surges through me again My conscious spirals a helter-skelter Trying to hide from the people outside Hearing sirens now my eyes dilated wide I'm clueless as to what has happened Panicking I run past the lamppost Glancing at it as I pass A dark black hand print is melted in
. . . . . I have never written anything like this. Your criticism will be greatly appreciated.