Requiem Aeternam

Tristan Robert Lange

The insomniac's persistent dream
Flows from the jagged mouth
Of a poisoned river flowing South
From the land of blatant hypocrisy.

Receiving rest, requiem aeternam,
There is great hope in death;
Yet, the living abandon such hope
For a sense of hopeless security.

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Comments1

  • lonelyraccoon

    I love this piece, it flows very well with an eye-opening message to top it off



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