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Death Clock
Thoughts push through my mind
 I push them back, leaving them behind
 These thoughts are true but morbid
 I try so very hard not to be reminded
 Sitting in grey chairs, surrounded by people
 The man on the stage preaches of an apple
 I know the stories, I know their meaning
 Whatever the story, they always lead back to that one thought I’ve been dreading
 The thought, the truth, the bible, the future
 My mind immediately paints the picture
 It’s so clear
 But so is the tear
 I think of Him and anger burns inside me
 Then I think of him, and a smile grows happily
 These feelings are wrong
 But they are strong
 I cannot help what is happening
 I can only sit and watch, as if it was entertaining
 I second guess everything I want to do
 The truth that pulls me back grew
 he asks me why but I can’t bring myself to say
 For it’s just too horrible and will ruin the day
 Every day passes and leaves a feeling of wasted time
 The death clock has no hands, any minute it could chime
 Wednesday nights I cry
 Sundays I want to die
 The black sky is covered with stars
 I’m alone, staring at my scars
 Cold breezes touch my skin
 Everything is quiet, except for my screaming sin
 The truth isn’t just a thought anymore
 Inside my head it’s like a war
 Neither side will stop till the other is dead
 But what do I do when no blood is shed?
 The prayer that has been prayed over three hundred times hasn’t been answered yet
 Which  means this fate might not be met
 But the chances are halved
 The beloved could fall
 All I will be able to do is sit back and recall
 God, please, I don’t know how to fix this
 Help before the death clock’s chime assists
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   End

 
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