The darkness

When day turns into night with the blink of an eye,

Don’t ask any questions or wonder why,

The darkness lurks and passes thorough,

Your body, mind and heart too.

It envelops everything around,

It pushes you into the ground,

And brings you closer to the death that sits,

sits and waits for your soul to take,

And gently dissipate.

For death seeks only those who forget,

That life is only an accident,

And nothing is ever really real,

Just a dream or emotion felt,

Floating in a stream or quietly kept,

Within arms reach from those who follow,

Follow you closely in the dark,

Their steps always just behind,

Their face in the darkness you can never find.

And as they slowly close in tight

On your unprotected throat,

They'll clasp you with two strong hands,

And choke you till you drown.

They’ll lift you up off of the ground,

And have you beg for mercy.

Until you weep and gasp for breath,

And drink your death when your not thirsty.

To choke the water to its depth.

And slow to die here firstly.

A second chance you never get,

You soaked your pants, your all but wet,

With piss and fear and all between,

The one who lingers like a dream.

For if they choose to let you leave,

And find some sanctity,

U might be able to deceive,

The truth that lines humanity.

For you and all who know the facts,

Your cowardice choices and the way you act,

Will bring you here with no return,

Drowning in the water of that which burns.

That yearns for simple things like love,

Never to find, no where, where of.

For only death will find you here tonight,

Drifting through the darkness, hiding from the light.