Big Bang

So bleak it does seem

the end of mankind

yet so far in the future

there is no more time

not bound by measure of velocity

events are coming for none to see

The rebirth is coming it's time to condense

creator is waiting such cosmic suspense

flaunt all it's power but whom will take heed?

the rebirth is coming with none left to breed

Nothing is left on our lands to observe

all drawn to the center where space and time merge

barren cities on land ancient relics in the sky

no one will witness...... no one shall die

the loudest explosion that any could hear

yet no air to carry sound, no flesh for an ear

the most brilliant bright light that there ever could be

yet not a single soul in our universe to see

all drawn to the center, begin to converge

at once point existence will once again merge

and if that is the plan, then so shall it be

the rebirth is over, all matter is free

perhaps it will be the same all over again

frightened apes finding fire to heat up their den

and perhaps with the same old heaven and hell

or a fresh, brand new plan, only time will tell

Copyright ©2004 Ross Pollack Wilkins III

Loathe

What has brought me to this point of return

in which I burn

a flame higher than any fire

that I'd aspire to retire

a single, solitary spire

And every day I stand alone

in battlefields among my own

and what my tolerance has shown

is that my love has all but grown

But when my own apex is reached

hidden emotions become breached

such self control that is self taught

seems like it has all been for naught

So what conclusions can one find

to pacify one's shattered mind?

I have not doubt that it's all over

for those who cannot function sober

Retribution’s nowhere near

and yet I urge me not to fear

for everything that I hold dear

is visible from this high tier

Strength is often hard to find

and in the search I'll fall behind

If others care to help me up

they just may pull on me forever

I won't debate my fucking fate

fairness and life coexist never

Copyright ©2003 Ross Pollack Wilkins III