A special poem about facing all that I"ve done in my lifetime. |
-Upon The Ledge- by Keaton Foster Upon the ledge Stands a childhood friend A stranger ever since He and I were quite the fools Never ones to live by any rules Always doing what we wished Regret was nothing that interested us Consequences were sure to be avoided Reality always slightly distorted Both of our hands stained Many of people turned victims Lay and our unified wake Both of us are bastards of fate While everyone else appears to be a slave Driven to us by the cruelest of God Our end has appeared Such appropriateness cannot be ignored The rope quickly tightens The truth takes an ominous shape We are the same side of a coin Two beings within one calamity Standing here, upon the ledge Ready to face what must come next The glorious termination of our reign The seamless culmination of our ways We always knew that death Dealt by our own hand was part of the plan Such an unwavering plight cannot be escaped We’ve done all that we can We’ve hurt more than we should Now we must pay a heaviest of price Two darkness’s long since one Under God’s blistering sun Upon the ledge we stand One step away from the end The fall will be great Easily in pain we will relate Such a death is our only escape From what we’ve done And whom we have become… Upon The Ledge Written by Keaton Foster Copyright © 2013 |