Call of the Void

StoneLotus93

When will I return?

Who can say for sure?

Perhaps when you are ready, 

Crawling in the slime that you have created with your own filth.

When will I return?

Who's to say I ever will?

What's here for me to return to?

How shall I greet thee?

With open arms and a loving heart?

Or shall it be malice?

Malice and retribution for what you have done...

War, famine, greed; did you think I would not notice?

You may think your veil is made of iron, but it is clear to me, 

I hold you in contempt for crimes of the self,

And will watch as you wither away, 

Begging and screaming for mercy and forgiveness, 

And retribution that will come

Never more...

  • Author: StoneLotus93 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 18th, 2017 00:02
  • Comment from author about the poem: Don't remember why I started writing this, but it was most likely written as a piece of contempt for the human race and all the things they do.
  • Category: Unclassified
  • Views: 6
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