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The Still Cadaver

Am still, am at peace

For what I had and What I have

Better than dead, lying like a corpse



Physical pain can’t be felt

Nor any hurdle can stop me more



Look in my eyes and you’ll feel

The Grey shimmer of Death.


Spring is coming for you

But my autumn has yet not past


The cult of joy, the spring has

Seems not to stir my body

From this grave.

Gray scale is leading my life

And soon the black’s gonna raid it forever.

Just a premonition,

so that you fore-go this cadaver.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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