Finality
My fiftieth dark poem in the series inspired by Dharrsheena - Will There Be More? We Shall See
This is my fiftieth dark poem in the series inspired by Dharrsheena which means I can now compile them and release the anthology "There Is A Darkness" on Amazon as an ebook, a paperback and a hardback (which may be expensive).
For this one, I am going to go back to the sonnet format.
The music is the relentless "Final Solution" by Pere Ubu from the compilation album Terminal Tower.
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Here You Are At The End Of The Highway
Looking Into The Blackness Of The Void
You Cannot Turn Back, You Know There's No Way
The End Is Here, A Fate You Can't Avoid
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The Cliff Edge Below You Started Crumbling
The Void Demands You It's Silence Howling
You Cannot Go Back Soon You'll Be Tumbling
Into The Blackness, Your Soul Start Screaming
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Your Bones Are Breaking, Your Flesh In Tatters
Your Heart Is Exploding, You Bones Shattered
Your Mind Is In Pieces Control Has Gone
Faster And Faster Into Oblivion
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Your Dead Soul Has Been Torn Out By Demons
You're Fallen From Life To Join Hell's Legions
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This was my first short anthology of disturbing tales
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Funny how silence has a tendency to howl. Well done!
This was so brilliant! All the best for your book!
For those who walk the darker path, may their fates be just as black. Well done!
Absolutely the darkest!!! Left a heart!!!ππ
The utmost in dark, my friend- chilling!