Disappointment
By The Silent Pendulum
I will take your raging courage and diminish it thoroughly
Until it
is nothing but a flickering candle of hope
Fading into the encroaching
darkness
For your troubles I extend a hurting hand
And
make your burdens all but lighter
All the while I gain merriment
as you become filled with spite
I will take what happiness has befallen
you
I will reverse all joy, all excitement
And make you regret
laying your sun-filled eyes upon the world
When you wake from
deepest of slumber
I take the enticing dreams and crush them to dust
When you ask and you falter when words halt upon lips
It is I who
remain
It is I who am left
I am what comes after the smiles
I am what follows laughter
I am all that you fear
And you are
anything but glad to meet meĀ
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Copyright 2010 The Silent Pendulum
Published on Sunday, November 21, 2010.
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