He was handed a chisel
And given a marble column
Told to make a masterpiece.
So he chiseled away
And day after day
He came closer to his masterpiece
But he became absorbed in it
We soon found
That he was no longer same
His carving became erratic
And distorted
And one day he cut it too deep
And it cracked in half
Out of it flooded his sanity
In tidal waves of fear and weakness
All that he was too horrified to reveal
Its last drops fell in crimson tears
And with his last breath
He apologized for his mistake
It happens more often than it should
To some it's the marble
To some it's their body
YOU ARE READING
Mourning Skies
RandomDark poetry, slam poetry, love poetry, five word stories, and my deepest thoughts
