All The Worlds Somber
A soul painted gray
With a tear that can’t be seen,
A fabric torn and old
From the child it once gleaned.
A pocket full of rocks
Feels like a pocket full of hope,
And time slows down and stops
When you touch the hanging rope.
A stomach with a hole
Because it never feels hunger,
A boy of skin and bone
Starved since he was much younger.
A sun that never rises
And a moon that’s never full.
A world utterly quiet
For the emptiness it pulls.
A tree standing alone
In a forest of its dead friends,
Forever all alone
No seeds will grow from barks dead ends.
A world in which our pain
Feeds the ones who cause our grief,
Making a cycle of the same
Brief release from our beliefs.