If I die, is it an omen?
Will the winds then bear a weight
Less than or equal to my echoes frozen?
Or is it exploitation of the perfect moment?
Tears and cries, and souls who sympathize.
Hug each other, cleanse their eyes with plastic sadness -
Treating all of it like chaos... madness...
Who would cross the line?
Who would step and take a joyful breath
That I no longer burden lives and actions
Since I'm just a fraction of what I had left.
An ash inside your tray
For you to throw away.
Who would fight their mask
And show a smile
Now that all my bitter workings
Are realm-miles away?
No longer to deal with ugliest things that I say.
Who then, would admit this relief
At my very decay?
Who then, would break the silence of my wake
To announce the party across the lake?
I'd never know...
Whoever does, though,
I treasure you so...