W.N.D.
by Marcus Cheney

We, the kids of Chaos
who stand distantly divided
and are of the same
shadowy past
over midnights
and trials and tribulations
we emerge
as you imagine
the legions from hell
or fire storms
we burn the wicked
in our wreckage
while leaving shells
of souls
this service
is brought to you
by the weeping mothers
who never knew how to love
we sail her tears to new dawns
if this wasn’t a desert
I could get a drink
something cold and stiff
and I would turn
to anyone who would listen
and say, remember poets
the anti archetypes of men
the down cast
and down trodden
Remember poets
so you don’t forget
how beautiful the sky can feel
or that nothing gold stays
and how each day
is something to be defined
your friends but die in the desert
but not in hearts
there they float forever
in free from
Writers never die
they are just reborn
with every arranged word
and deranged verb
The diction haunts
till your disturbed
with delight
and you cant fight your urge
to find your own courage
so develop your inner deluge
and start with this
never forget poets
writers never die
they are just reborn