It is darkest before the dawn
And then I shall be gone,
Running into the throbbing of the sea or the rushing of the wind
And perhaps the frangnace of fire will bare my ashes.
Time has been a brother to my misery,
Waking up to the darkness of the morning
And the stench of my soul rotting piece by piece.
The wind has sieze to blow off my lamp
And I refuse to wallow in my tears.
My last wish is for this night to bring fort the brightest morning