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two birds,
one stone.
kill one, take one out
shall the other stay?
i say,
no chance of it belonging
to the dead body of its comrade.
it shall flee
of course.
what difference shall it make to prevent the other’s death?
none, as humans are.
they shall flee the scene of the crime
without so much as a turn of the head.
back to the befallen
you left me
forsaken me.
gone when i need you most.
they need you
They need you.
yet you’re gone.
fly away into the despairing sky
the stars are black as the tears
of fallen angels,
as well as my heart
broken by your betrayal and clumsiness.
can’t you see the harm he has done,
yet you blame me for the sin he committed.
he may be younger and weaker,
but he has a consciousness.
i told him no,
yet he refused to listen.
i’m writing this to you to express my pain.
i have forgiven you and him,
you are my family.
i have not forgiven the fact
that all through the sliver of the fact
i may have lied
you didn’t protect them.
they are younger than me, and
he could have easily taken advantage.
i thank every type of god there is that it didn’t happen.
but it could’ve.
two birds,
one stone.
kill one, take one out.
now answer me yourself,
shall the other stay?
-two birds
