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By Daryl Simons Jr.
Oh I yearn for the days of feasting. Where are the living, I don’t want the dead. I moan and whimper for the end of the growl, So I go search, I’m on the prowl. My body aches, yet I can’t feel a thing. A limb fell off, didn’t even feel a sting. I limped and dragged my lifeless self, Across these lands, often along by myself. My flesh, as it rots, it creates a scent It is a result of nature, something I can’t prevent My existence, or what’s left of me Represents what’s left of me, all without saying a thing As I slowly crumble, I grown in despair I don’t know how became this monster, or even where I am just another dead face in the crowd Man, wouldn’t my parents be proud
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