Josh Hay
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Poem "Set it off like a trigger":
- published April 8, 2009
- viewed 21 times
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»I Say Pseudo Scientific Just To Sound Smart«
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»Kings And Traitors«
»Reflections And Reality«
»Relativity of Darkness«
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»Stygiophobia«
»The City Is Cold«
»The Concept Of Lying«
»The Missing Crown«
»The Suspense Of Waiting«
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Poem "Set it off like a trigger":
- published April 8, 2009
- viewed 21 times
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»Set it off like a trigger«
by Josh Hay
I felt myself drifting away from the light, the shadows danced around me, as I crept towards the light, I began to feel the darkness flow into me. My mind is slipping, breathing in deep, my mind was slipping, I was sleeping in my room, enclosed in darkness, I watch the light being drained from my room, seeing the walls close down upon my mind, I watched and stood in amazement of what the world has done to me. The sun was been suffocated by the darkened sky, watching the last rays of hope dwindle down to nothing, I watch the world burn itself. We marched on these streets, with candles in our hands, watching the children cry from their eyes, seeing their future being tore right before them. We wanted nothing else but to be free from our own minds, we thought we were safe from the darkness, we were meant to be asleep through the torment, we awoke with our eyes wide open, seeing the endless torture spread upon our bodies. This was meant to be a reverie, did we mistake ourselves?
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