The Wailing Bleakness

The wind howls infernally cold in the night
its voice hollow and crooked spats
the cries of decomposing souls
lost in the maze of the past.

The living must take their chance, out of the
funnel, forcefully, or friable soil under their steps
will drag them into the pinning echo of yestertime's
horrors, when courage and patience slip.

Reduced to slaves once man risks to be no more
than troughs for hellspawn while acerbic defiance
makes us but eat crow and in illusive hurt lies only
the consecration of glorified redundancy.

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