The Funeral
Obsidian. That is the first word that registers in his mind. It’s the only word that speaks to everything around him. The external atmosphere is all so somber. It’s a dark day, A death day. He straightens up his tie, Brushes the dust of his jacket and steps into the forbidding building. The scene he sees is not one he expected. One expects a general silence, Silently muffled sobs around the room, You would expect a show of human decency. He is amazed to see his father pulling of a triple black flip, His mother cheers him on as she pops a bottle of champagne, he knows they shouldn’t be able to afford. His sister sits unbothered, staring at her phone. She seems to be the most approachable. He walks down the aisle, He says all of his friends in a corner, They came dressed to kill, Well they were killing his respect for them. A few of them are drunk and have passed out, The rest are either drunk and loud or are otherwise taking selfies. He ...