It's A Good Day For Doom

Dear Death I′m a failure So I must come back home Go find a place to rest my bones Maybe at the bottom of a well? The moonlights all I need when Creeping shadows drown the air like filling lungs Where my graves shallow I'm surrounded; water and stone Well I never said I wasn′t afraid But I'd rather not Wait in this skeleton; It's just a cage Stay in this doomed place Leave me out beneath the willow trees So I′ll never be alone Relaxing as I decompose Laid upon a golden bed of leaves The fog it blankets me as I watch branches dangle Swing in time with lullabies sung by a choir That′s comprised of ravens and ghost Well I never said I wasn't afraid But I′d rather not Wait in this skeleton; It's just a cage Stay in this doomed place This is not a good bye This is me not saying anything by saying far too many things I am convoluted in my own being No one would argue me that Leaving no regrets although I′ve left things unsaid Perspective and relativity; two things that define my meaning Constantly re-appropriating my self for everyone's convenience I am blame shifting to keep my self at a safe distance Stitching words into existence to justify all my reasons why Right or wrong I am not saying good bye I am just saying This is what I needed to do