I walked down the desolate street without fear.
Clouds gathered and beckoned to all they cherished,
Like Sirens who lured people to their deaths.
I grumbled beneath my breath,
For I knew what was coming.
I did not need to read, nor hear the agony of defeat,
The feeling has always remained.
Waterfalls were shed.
Lives were drowned,
Yet, I smile.
The room spins around me,
And yet, I wonder.
I no longer need you,
Pain flickers in my heart.
I try to deny it, but,
I’ve saved you the last tear.
I get the last laugh.
Cry, you baby,
I know you feel the pain,
Because, I do too.
(October 29, 1996)
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