Monday, October 8, 2012

A NIGHT ON A GRAVEYARD

I saw this back in my old notes and BOOM! Though it seems very 'High School' for me, it is still my work. It talks about the first murder on Earth.



This story should have never been told
But on this page it took its hold
Gripped its words and freezing, it mold
A grim tale on a night so cold

A man in coat who is calmly sitting
On a forgotten tomb, void but breathing
Touched the lifeless name, silently bleating
And moaned about the oblivion of living

He screamed to the ‘one’ who in the tomb is lying,
“The world led the worst living and I am aging
But you won’t open up, I have been long waiting…”
But as still as the night, the tomb answered nothing

He whacked the tomb, agonized and started crying
Tears of long ago, on his face started flowing
But the tomb revealed no one—on it is nothing
But charred bones, frayed hair tendrils—nothing but nothing

He walked again back to the ages of the night
On the tomb nothing remained but a single light
That watched the name “Abel” on its forgotten flight
Away from Cain—then the darkness ate the night…



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