The Moirai

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The Moirai


Gameshow horror, aged cartoons

Crawling on these littered streets, these men will feel different soon

See how poisoned thoughts pour from intoxicated minds

They would never make it back to Rockland 

And neither will I

Because the fates chide: 

"who cowers at your gains and glamour?

and who laughs at your pains and tremor?" 

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