In a city by the lake,
Snow falls thickly down,
Trapping its' citizens in an icy slumber.
Frozen.
Jagged columns of metal,
Proud testaments of Man's
Desire to fly,
Frozen.
The lake,
With its choppy waves
And blue glass shine
Is left
Frozen.
Metal beetles,
Whose exhaust
Chocked our lungs,
Have cumulated ice and frost.
Frozen.
Here we walk,
Ice and snow crunching under our boots,
We are the Air and Land and Water,
And We are left
Frozen.
Fear us Son of Man,
For your land is not your own,
An in our wake
Is the Frozen Wasteland.
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