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by Paul Rees-Jones

SAVE MY SOUL!

Save my soul for later use.
Delve into pain and self abuse.
Fear lingering in tainted grief,
Lost in thought and disbelief.
Remain undone in distant dates.
Dreaming of a darkening fate.
Giddy laughs of one left insane,
Stares given to those left in pain.
Dribble the words to be written here,
Words to shudder in a deafening fear.
Alas to read and make no sense,
Words crammed together a rythmic fence.
Part of life to feel cold and lost,
Pay the riverman no matter the cost.
Fail to see a brightening sun,
Blinded in a swirling conumdrum.
Scream in terror, scream in the dark,
Listen to the howls and rising barks.
They call you from hills to the shore,
The hounds of sorrow the dogs of war.

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