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Armageddon

Standing here

I feel no fear

 

Head held high

A spark in my eye

 

The darkness comes

Choking my lungs

 

Eyes grow dimmer

The sun looses its glimmer

 

The ground crumbles away

And yet, here I stay

 

Standing so tall

During the fall

 

Of the world and the people

As the sky crushes the steeple

 

The moon and the sun

Go and have fun

 

The sky falls down

Onto the town

 

And the children flee

But not me.

 

I stand here, proud

My voice so loud

 

As I say to the sky

“And now it’s just you and I.

 

“I struggle to breathe,

and I feel you seethe,

 

“Because here I stand,

with blood on my hand,

 

“and I’m stronger than you

for all that you do.”

 

And then I died

With only my pride.

 

But that was enough

Because I was tough

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leslii-carling
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Published
Sep 9, 2010
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