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Bone

In the rain-glut of storm clouds
stalled overhead hides the
deep-set gangrenous moon.
 
Another late night,
my thoughts rustle like crinoline
as I contemplate
 
teeth marks within the walls
penetrating as if
nothing protects my soul,
 
seeping emptiness to the bone
from the satchels of my organs
weighed down by castrated limbs.
 
Plasticine railroad ties wither
in the heat of this fever
the way a mirage plays tricks,
 
until a wave of cool glass
passes through my skull
with the falling hush of rain,
 
and I begin to weep from the loss,
blind and murmuring.
I cannot account for the stars!

 
 
 
photo: sand sculpture
Written by Jade-Pandora (jade tiger)
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