I saw the
end before it begun
So dark and
yet so vivid
I saw the usurper on the throne
Sentencing
the masses to death by starvation
The land, swallowed by flood
From the
tears of the innocent souls
I saw the
end before it begun
I saw it
bend unto the foe’s path
The wicked
smiled and the gentle wept
Alas, the
people had no say
I tried and
tried to twist this fate
But in vain
were my endeavors
What’s the
virtue of a premonition,
If its
outcome is inevitable?
If no effort
of mine can defy the odds
And win me
Glory’s favour,
Then what’s
the worth of this vision?
So I hoist a
white banner, symbol of truce
Hoping for a
redemption I might never receive
To the
spirits that make dreams;
Conceal from
me the hard truth
Let me live
in joyous oblivion
As the
conspirators conceive their sinister rebellion
Allow my
heart its peace until the epiphany
For the
knowledge of defeat before its encounter,
Has carved a
scar unto my soul!!!
What a great poem full of honesty! I think a wide majority of this generation can relate to this!
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