I Have Pains In My Veins: Poem by Dieury Dumas

One day I will not be there
I will go somewhere
Up-there or down-there
As you can see I wonder
A lot, and this is why
I have pains in my veins.

One day after my death
There will be for me no Earth
I will lost all my wealth
No help for my health!
That brings pains into my veins.

I have strong pretention
I have bad intuition
I have scary imagination
About Nostradamus revelation
About Mayans prediction
It kills me, it hurts me
It haunts me, it follows me
It is how pains fill my veins.

Oh! Lord, it cannot be
I know there is life after death
Like I will always be there
Like M.J, B.I.G, Tupac
But God Earth is too special
To not be there even for one day
Where life is, I will
With God or with Evil, still
Life will never and should never end
No offense to you my God
See! I have pain from my sin
I did all around like a spin
It was sweeter than log cabin
To it I couldn't put an end in
I feel guilty and I have pains in my veins!
When I heard and saw how natural disasters;
Earthquake hit Haiti, Chile, and New-Zealand
How earthquake and Tsunami hit Japan
How flood ravaged Pakistan
How Irene devastated Paterson New-Jersey …
I feel the pains circulate into my veins…

Every time people are dying
Every time people are fighting
Every time children are crying
I have this terrible feeling
I feel like I am in chain
Getting drag by a villain
Being crash by a train,
This is why, I am in a campaign
To stop all kind of human pain
Until then, I have pains in my veins.