“Freedom.”
Let me soar like the crows that
harvested on your flesh,
Allow me to flee like the rats
that rest on your grave,
I’ll be the thorned tendrils that
snake around you, as a test,
If I never leave fully promise
me you’ll be afraid,
Make a swear to me you’ll
return the emotion, to me, you
gave,
I’m no more, like a finch, caged,
Let me be your worst nightmare,
but the one you made,
Freedom finds those who
deserve it,
That’s why you’re in a box
under the surface,
When I look at flowers, I
don’t see you,
I see the bugs that eat their
petals away,
So I’ll be the insects that
do the same,
Wherever you are, I hope
it’s hell,
I’m angry, I’m furious at you,
can’t you tell?
When you look at fire does it
remind you of me?
Your skin melting away with
no hopes for peace,
You didn’t provide me with
peace,
So why should I pray, rest,
that you gain?
If you wanted freedom so badly,
you shouldn’t have played the
blaming game,
I could go on forever, but I have
more things of worth to do,
I’ll leave you with a final
thought though:
Now you know what suffocation
feels like, and that gives me
enough blissful freedom knowing
you got what was coming to you,
I’ll be the thing you lost,
When you think of me, I hope
you see my face watching
you rot.