The Damnation of Man

An arid blackness consumes the land

and extinguishes life as it spreads.

The days of Darkness fall upon the earth;

the blight of mankind draws to an end.

It has been damned since inception.

always depraved...no hope for redemption.

Its nature, founded on destruction,

has doomed itself to eradication.

Bleed the wretched souls,

drain them of their vile life.

Do not let slip one single sniveling fool from the wrath.

Retribution must be made.

The last of mankind falls to its knees.

Their brothers lay slain, but the blood is on their hands.

Some cower in their homes, while others try and flee.

All await the final outcome, the demise of humanity.

It has been damned since inception.

always depraved...no hope for redemption.

Its nature, founded on destruction,

has doomed itself to eradication.

An arid blackness has consumed the land

all human life has been extinguished.

The days of Darkness draw to a close;

the time of rebirth can begin.

We were damned upon inception.

It's in the core of our being to bring chaos to the world.

Wiped from the face of a unjustly strangled land,

in time, the blink of an eye, forgotten.

The world we once knew, begins to grow and flourish.

Without the human race, flora and fauna can finally live without the threat of utter annihilation.

In the grand scheme of things, what does any of it really matter?

Entropy constitutes the destruction of all things.