What's been lost cannot be found though it may lurk in plain sight when the tumble down the hill results in grace torn to shreds we're all human in the end these digressions are the norm seeking wounds will only end with a fall to deepest pits
it's the freak that stands above without the skeletons duly hid those slips of will in anger's course or lust embraced instead of trust pity their soul until the time their turn is taken to devolve because the low road calls to all the quick drop from Heaven's peak
it's all fair in love and war we tell ourselves as bullets fly indiscretion met with same indignation through carnal strife mix the two with sure knowledge there are no saints in the end only wounded of pained degrees seeking payback none shall have
sympathy will cut both ways when the mud covers all there are no winners in the end even the Devil pities men it's no wonder there are few with white wings of angel kin standing on hills above the rest the high ground few will retain.
The poem βThe Devil Pities Menβ is about taking the lower road in pursuit of revenge and hate.