The days carry the essence of grand fatigue;
I once knew a good judge of character,
whom the recipients of righteousness
called a friend.
He collapsed within the fog,
leaving a rare delicacy for me to consume.
I savored the taste of blatant bitterness,
refusing to regurgitate the morsels
I quickly digested.
Now I've got this nagging cough
and wheezing in my chest.
The plight of mad science
to taint my good blood cells
with the disease of contaminated cytoplasm.
I am becoming numb
to its brutal effects
and I am frightened.
Oct 24, 2013
Oct 24, 2013 at 10:44 PM UTC
The days carry the essence of grand fatigue;
I once knew a good judge of character,
whom the recipients of righteousness
called a friend.
He collapsed within the fog,
leaving a rare delicacy for me to consume.
I savored the taste of blatant bitterness,
refusing to regurgitate the morsels
I quickly digested.
Now I've got this nagging cough
and wheezing in my chest.
The plight of mad science
to taint my good blood cells
with the disease of contaminated cytoplasm.
I am becoming numb
to its brutal effects
and I am frightened.
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