Blackened Waves

Rolling by, weary, uneven planes A darkness lurks Slowly, I am given to the mystery I am drawn into its depths A wall of, formidable strength The power is palpable As I hold on to your hand Our bodies shaking in the cold, hard rain, "Help us!" Will someone send us a raft? Better we're eaten than left to starve Floating by, the need for human touch I'm all alone Sadly, I think I am on my own I am the only one left These angry waves... are crushing me Oh my god, it's hard to breathe The poison swells in my flaccid body Maybe I should swim back to what I know Are lead pills easier to swallow than white powdery waste? Should I hand you my head, or pull out my own tongue The scales of deep constrict my body's weakness I look to the sky and it cries for me Once I held on to your hand Now I'm fighting to stay alive, helpless What will happen to the race of man? Better to be lost than remembered wronged Born for slaughter, raising child soldiers for pain Giving our daughters, and all our hopes for your gain Not even a wet escape, so take me, away