Let’s Shake Hands
He was oddly unsurprised to look down and realize that the thing in his throat was not, in fact, bile, but instead a hand, reaching up and grasping out at him.
The Lost Cost
In the dusty dark night,
When everything is out of sight,
As you wander your way,
Where do you stay?
In the light of the day,
Is there something to be gained?
A life to sustain,
What is your guide?
Or must you hide?
When around the next bend,
Is where sanity ends.
Or then are you safe?
In its lonely embrace?
What is the cost?
To no longer be lost.
Sir
I’d ask you, sir,
For your sodden crown,
Your high horse stables,
Carry you around,
Your hands are tied
Your feet are bound
So I’d ask you, sir,
For your sunken name,
Your family shame,
Your loveless gains,
Your lost games
I’d ask you, sir,
For legacies long-lasting,
The hardships steadfastness
Your faulty business
The lacking cast list
I’d ask you, sir,
For heartless
Sharpness
For callous
Solace
For your broken scepter,
Lost receptor,
Do you accept, Sir?