Poetry of a burning man

 
Aaaaaaa aa aa aagh!
Aaaaaaaa aaaa aaaaa aaaa aa aaagh!
Aaaa aaaaa aa agh!

Aaaaa aaaa aa Aaaa aaagh!
Aaaaaaa aaaa aaa aaaa aaa aagh!
Aaa aaaa aaaaaaaa aaagh!

Aaa aaaaaaa aa aaagh!
Aaaaaaaa aaaaaaaa aaaa aaagh!
Aa aaaagh, aaaaa aaa aaaagh!

Aaaa aaa aaaaaagh!
Aa aaaa aa aagh, aa aaaagh!
Aaaa aaa Aaaaaaaa aaagh!

Aaaa aaa Aaaaaa aaagh!
Aa Aaaaaaaa Aa aa aa aagh!
Aaaaa aaaa aa aaa aaaagh!

Aaaaaaaa aa Aaaaaagh!
Gh. Aaaaaaaa Aa aa aa aagh!
Aaaaaaa aa aa aagh!
...(Silence)...



note: it's "ironic" because if he was running the opposite direction, there was a river he didn't know about....
note2: to all you who think i just wrote a bunch of random "a" (& spoiler alert) it's actually derived from "Guardian of Despair" ie: it's not just a bunch of random "a". It actually obeys by some rules & fits into the Grey World well - both symbolicly and litterally, it's (major spoiler alert) what i would call "treat for invested reader" like the blank downfall part in "Book of Pain /and YOU of Course!^^/ where number of "blanks" matches letters in the Adams part in the same poem which reveals that the "Blank" (aka "(_)", serving narrator purpose) is actually Adam, father the books main villain "Annie".