The Voices
I hear them in there.
The sound of what an itch feels like.
The grinding of a rusty spike
As it drags slowly 'cross my teeth
To overwhelm the nerves beneath.
It started intermittently
Creeping inauspiciously
And now the nagging metal rain
Is firmly anchored in my brain.
A constant, crackling overtone
That rattles each and every bone
And under the metallic hiss,
Voices from some deep abyss.
Warnings shouted, barely heard.
Terror ringing in each word.
Muted, cut off suddenly
As I strive to hear the plea.
Yet, their dire message has unfurled.
Something comes, not of this world.
Something with a heart pitch black
Comes, and our cosmos will crack.
I am no prophet, nor do I
Understand the reasons why,
But I must warn humanity
Of what the static speaks to me.
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Dana Crandell
Dad, Stepdad, Grandpa, Husband, lover of Nature and dogs.
Poet, Writer, Editor, Photographer, Artist
My poetry collection: Life, Love & Ludicrosity
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