A simple, short poem about death via a murder of crows. |
-Murder of Crows- by Keaton Foster Lonely does it go For the murder of crows A group of misfits Unrelated heathens Waiting upon death Not for themselves But for all else Beneath their darkened hearts Are endless guts that Constantly ache to be filled Squawking of the end The murder of crows will not move They will not fly away into the sun They have come and they know That what they do must be done Servants of the end Masters of darkness and death Owned by no devil below or God above Free to decide And free to live with such decisions Envious of them humans should be But for such creatures of life What they do and who they are Goes against all system of belief Lonely does it go For the murder of crows A group of misfits Unrelated heathens Waiting upon death Not for themselves But for all else Upon the lines above In fields set in rows In trees naked and exposed They perch, they wait Fate will not be denied For the murder of crows And all creatures below It is and has always been Just a matter of time… Murder of Crows Written by Keaton Foster Copyright © 2012. |