Yet Another One for the Books
Here I stand again at death’s door,
staring down at my hands,
one grasping a pint of rum,
The other was clinging to the white bag.
I have unwoven the fabrics of my thoughts once again,
landing me at desperation row,
ready to plunge into the darkest crevices of this gloom-ridden mind.
What shall it be?
A swig from intoxicating spirits to inebriate the mind from self-determintal thoughts,
Or a quick snort of the devil’s dandruff to sham a false belief of confidence.
Pull me down on my knees,
and I shall repent for nothing,
But for my miserable existence, others had to cope with.
I have nothing,
pull me into the depths,
My thoughts already roll with darkest despair that the end has not come soon enough.
My book was never written,
only a sad, grisly cover,
with the one chapter,
telling the short story of my end.
Keep your soul,
trade it for mine.
Use me as the rug to be trodden on,
a rag to be strippend.
My heart is already torn,
My thoughts are already broken.
Standing here at death’s door,
I feel nothing,
Besides the relief for this bittersweet end.
Pull me down into the depths of anguish,
to bring an end to this blue, desolate book.