Death Of A PyromaniacA Poem by Cassidy Mask
With earphones in You didn’t hear The sirens Or the crackling fire As it tore the house down With eyes closed You didn’t see The flames As they licked the air Around your bed With mind closed You didn’t feel The pain As your body melted Like a little man of jelly Inside your head Everything was a tumble Of sound You didn’t notice that (Outside your head) The world was crumbling It was the smell That finally alerted you To the burning But I guess you were Too far gone by then Because you merely Smiled serenely As though death Was an old friend Paying you a (Pleasantly) Unexpected visit It wasn’t till after When all was still Once more Inside (What remained of) The house That the lighter was found Held tightly In your charred hand Your greatest love (Your greatest demise)
© 2009 Cassidy Mask |
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1 Review Added on September 19, 2008 Last Updated on July 19, 2009 AuthorCassidy MaskSingaporeAboutI'm at art college in Singapore. "...I never heard them laugh. They had, Instead, this tic of scratching quotes in air - like frightened mimes inside their box of style, that first class carriag.. more.. |

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