Rigor Sardonicous
silens somnium
Should I wake before the dawn in a cascade of sleep
I shall scream in silent dreams
A slumber in a mourning and aching breathe
The skybound sol rays a pallid disease
Mommy!
Where
are
you?
I
am
cold
and
scared!
Little
one,
be
silent.
Unto
the
earth
you
are
spared.
No rainbows nor fairies adorn my bed
As darkness slips over my obscuring, wet head
I am weak, I am pale, My humours have shunned
My soul has been cast though my body clings on