I CARRY MY OWN CASKET By Jasen Sousa
I CARRY MY OWN CASKET
I lift,
make sure I have a tight grip,
the casket is sealed tight
incase blood drips.
March in my own memorial,
towards the sky, my body slowly raising.
Housed inside
my air tight haven.
I carry my own casket
and determine the date of my own demise.
A closed casket so you will not be able to see
the estranged look in my eyes.
I carry my own casket,
decorate my own wake.
Died, and was able to hear
my own heart break.
I carry my own casket,
dig my own hole
and ride into Heaven on a long and lonely road.
I carry my own casket,
murder my own identity.
Torture tactically
my own worst enemy.
I carry my own casket
and seal the cover tight.
I carry my own casket,
I take my own life.
Taken From
Almost Forever By Jasen Sousa (Written between age 22 and 23)
©
I lift,
make sure I have a tight grip,
the casket is sealed tight
incase blood drips.
March in my own memorial,
towards the sky, my body slowly raising.
Housed inside
my air tight haven.
I carry my own casket
and determine the date of my own demise.
A closed casket so you will not be able to see
the estranged look in my eyes.
I carry my own casket,
decorate my own wake.
Died, and was able to hear
my own heart break.
I carry my own casket,
dig my own hole
and ride into Heaven on a long and lonely road.
I carry my own casket,
murder my own identity.
Torture tactically
my own worst enemy.
I carry my own casket
and seal the cover tight.
I carry my own casket,
I take my own life.
Taken From
Almost Forever By Jasen Sousa (Written between age 22 and 23)
©