Wednesday, May 8, 2019

The Man who Ran

No one ever saw him. The man who ran.

No one even heard him. The one who sang.

He was alone in nothing,

while surrounded by everything

He was left without a feeling,

though he could still feel the bleeding

He was cast aside from Heaven, drifting into Satan's clan

He was the only word spoken, and yet somehow he ran

He fought for her, until she stopped fighting him

He sold his soul, watched the light grow dim

He left it unheard, the earth's symphony

He was swimming in fear, of blatant blasphemy

No one could tell him where he was

No one could tell him if it was just because

Horrid and horrified, going against the plan

Because we never saw him, the man who ran

Laid back, yet never lethargic

Unholy but somehow cathartic

Twisted and tied, the tears in his eyes

Pounding his chest, until he sighs

Living for love, loving till loss

Hoping for joy, and losing the toss

You only know the one who can

But who ever cared for the man who ran

And so he kept running, until all faded

And so he kept fighting, although he felt jaded

Yet somehow he reigned triumphant

Although some said it couldn't be done

And he remained a touch blatant

Because he knew he'd won

Angels will swoon, and try to hide the ban

But no one will ever speak

Of the heroic man who ran