I Rested Here

I Rested Here
A light rain came upon me while I slept Lay gently all around A coat of dew my blanket My pillow the hard ground But my slumber is not real Synthetically induced By fifty white and orange pills A final, fatal boost But please don't mourn my passing For me please shed no tear Simply place a sign in this sweet earth To say 'I rested here'
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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