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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required the lonely plight of a dissident man a single lucent light fueled in the night so flows pontification and foresight the crowd it incites a mass devoted to their leaders spite the light of one the spark of another forming the glow of a stagnant umbra this path of no resistance is the wicked path at our insistence it Juggles through the past navigates the lost untwists the fray it is the sound that will not settle a growl of medal a clink and a rattle the sound of chain that engraves a pain the gun on your temple with a pulled trigger rush of blood in you ears, that's fear a stab with a twist of knifed redemption the next stick leads to your suffocation now you understand how easily we shatter our disappearance so final a matter gods spell is knocking loyal, dead and forgiving the answer is a doorbell unfeigned by heaven or hell we abide times insight waiting for a green light a moment of enchantment one final choice to exit the one last chance destined for happenstance as the rattlesnake stance warns and demands ruling their charmer into an alliance the masses expand for the malice at hand arousing a jump in the fire as the mob grows vulgar alarming numbers fall in shoulder to shoulder follow the flock a parade in sync the fall of one the march of another until we no longer struggle Terry D’ArcyRyan
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