Accepting My Fate

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Squawking is the sounds I hear,

They ring so loud in my ear.

They took my eyes but I can still see,

My own version of the scenery.

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Black feathers on flapping wings,

All around me they all sing.

Squawking out the victory of a feast,

Of this beaten down mighty beast.

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Pointed black beaks pull at my skin,

Digging for my tender meat within.

Piece by piece they tear me apart,

Bleeding me out, slowing my heart.

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Glassy black eyes empty in their stare,

I can see my reflection in its glare.

My body unmoving finally giving in,

Accepting my fate that this is my end.

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