And Then There Were None

Life is such an ephemeral thing
Our dearest possession just gone with the wind
Leeching ways leads down a perilous path
The longer we live, the less time we have.

Sink in our pointy teeth
Leave the venomous marks deep
Watch the sky
Watch as she cries acid tears of blight.

Human nature beyond unnatural
Tunnel vision conceives the purest reflection
Stoking the flame for a cosmic funeral
Fathomless negligеnce of all creation.

Bleed us all dry like wе drained you of your life.

Crushed
By the burden of us
Set the seas aflame
And drown every mountain
Come
Let your dusk swallow our dawn
Rebirth to regain
Seven billion cries of catharsis
And then there were none.

Boreal winters fall
Signing the cull to cleanse us all.

A flood was never enough to rid us of sin
Eat the rotten fruit of the seeds we’ve sown
Rebirth to regain the beauty you bring
Before flora withers and seed turns to stone.

Bleed us all dry like we drained you of your life.

Wilderness bleeds while the parasites feed
Vermin breeds vermin and weeds out the weak
A thousand times
We’ve crossed the line
Our egomaniacal paradigm.

Fourteen billion eyes in myopia
All blind to the crumbling utopia
I watched in awe
The writing on the wall
A life for every leaf that falls.

Crushed
By the burden of us
Set the seas aflame
And drown every mountain
Come
Let your dusk swallow our dawn
Rebirth to regain
Seven billion cries of catharsis
And then there were none.