Lost Song

(Marquis Smith )

"The hurting ones always roam unchaperoned", a rather dark sentiment that echo through the entire piece. This person feels that even hope itself has betrayed them. They feel alone and abandoned. "Don't talk me down from the ledge," the author solicits... rather literal or figurative, I'd let the reader decide. Heavily influenced by early Anathema. No rhyme pattern throughout. Their character's cry is his lost song. Preferred genres (but not limited to) gothic metal/alternative metal/experimental.

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Hope... backstabs me yet again
I give credence to the inevitable

This ghost roaming my mind trampled my serenity
Now I'm left as an empty shell devoid of humanity... and lucidity

Surely, you know me
That someone alone in a busy crowd
That someone who've kissed the undertow
The hurting ones roam unchaperoned
Lend your ear to my lost song

Don't talk me down from this ledge
Kissing death will make newlyweds
I can see though you call me blind
& try to salvage my feeble mind
Come, come
Listen to my song
My lost song
© Marquis  Smith  2021