Poem: The Waiting Room to Death
We wait
It’s a tedious game, waiting for the inevitable
Like a swim through sinking sand
A constant reassurance you have been unable
To live out existence in the palm of someone’s hand
The clock of time ticks with painstaking accuracy
Limbo seems like a curse from below
A stable platform provides no stability
And we fall until we no longer brightly glow
You sing like you have breath to waste
There is a rule about withering away precious things
I wish I could save some haste
Yet I still run far too fast to grow wings
Colours will blend in front of your eyes
We weren’t lying when we said it would be hard
You heed our warning and die
The melody of it all played by a bard
The collective waits for the pending
A thin line is drawn on the ashphalt
She will be joining us if life is lending
And it is not labelled as our fault
No truth or lies or love or hate sink in
There is no façade when dealing with the middle
A simple whimsical story seeps from within
The string of life is cut from the fiddle
We have waited