To Whom it May Concern

In the deepest parts of my desire

From to whom it may concern
I leave this message,
For not only the brave it seems to concern
But, the darkness, in which we provoke on

I want you to hear this, my brother
For it isn't just a message
It is a warning, in which you may decide
To take, into your own account, of which to burden

This darkness may befalling us
Without a name
Without a sentence
But may I be darkness itself

Do you know, who I am?

Author's Note

Does the darkness of a brothers heart speak to the one he can't hear?

Reviews

[Thomas Fitzgerald]

A clarified piece that reaks of stabbing emotion, well done, good read.

[s y e]

Flip flops! This was a great poem, I loved!

It's my favorite of yours so far! Wow!

[Terohime]

Wow Outstanding poem. Great job.
~Your friend Res