These tears like a river flow
I keep a front; a wall up so melancholy won't show
The façade of serene tranquility appeared daily constructed in this mask
I felt worse than Judas
I thought you knew this
In the end, I've found my peace
Not by bullets, poison, or any other way
But a watery grave is where I now lay
Surrounded by the dark water's embrace
As I breathe in the H20; it's oxygen taking its face
By the time you read this note,
I'll be long gone from this place
this wretched world we call life
don't be sad and shed wasted tears
for now, I'm innocent and free
Now, I feel my life draining from me
My heart beating steadily its pace
My breath is slowly dying
My eyes heavy from its long toil
Darkness shadows over me and I take my final rest
Grand work
I really like this. Your words are beautiful. I think deep thinkers who see the world for what it is feel a certain peace in knowing they will die, as scary as death can be.