In
The Demon's Head #115: The Street Lamp
May
20, 2013
Monday is upon us once again. I'd like to blame
Monday for all the problems that everyone seems to find, but the fact is, it's
not Monday's fault. If we got rid of Monday, then Tuesday would be the bitch. I
could go on all day, talking about how much we hate the work week but there's
no point. Instead of bitching, let's share a piece of writing to intrigue your
brain. Let's take a look at the picture:
The
Street Lamp
In
sat in the middle of town,
All
alone,
Almost
inviting,
Asking
for someone to come along,
The
light,
Lit
up only a small area,
But
that lamp,
Seems
like it's glow,
Is
inviting me in,
But
the lamp,
Is
forbidden,
The
town,
Looks
at the lamp,
Like
an omen,
But
I'm not sure,
What
to think,
The
lamp,
Seems
to welcome those,
From
out of nowhere,
They
show up under the lamp,
And
then leave town,
The
lamp,
Is
almost like a beacon,
For
those,
That
are different,
Different
how,
I'm
not sure,
But
they all seem,
Like
they could,
Walk
through doors,
It
was almost,
As
if you could see through them,
They
never made noise,
And
they just seemed to come out of thin air,
I've
questioned the origin of this lamp,
But
no one seems to know,
The
birds sit up-top of the lamp,
And
peer down,
I
think the birds,
Call
to those,
On
the other side,
I
can't understand the light,
But
I want to walk,
Through
the light,
To
see what the light does,
And
where it goes,
Consider
this note,
My
last note,
Before
I take that walk,
If
this lamp,
Takes
me away,
I'll
never return,
I
can only hope,
To
those who love me,
I'd
like to say I love you to,
And
what could possibly be,
My
goodbye,
About
The Piece
This
piece was kind of strange. I wasn't 100% sure where I wanted to go but I
enjoyed this piece and it is a bit of a strange piece. I hope you guys like it.
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Until
the next time you want to take a trip through the gates of hell, and into the
demon's head, I'm Kyle Robinson wishing you a safe trip back to the surface.
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