Poems
Well I breathed it
and now it sits dead on the table
in its coarse black on white,
the absence of colors.
It's dead
along with all its kin
breathed out over the weeks
then left to freeze into skeletons
on that table.
I'll crush them into books.
They have been freeze dried
and don't need preservative.
I'll pack them onto mortuary shelves.
and now it sits dead on the table
in its coarse black on white,
the absence of colors.
It's dead
along with all its kin
breathed out over the weeks
then left to freeze into skeletons
on that table.
I'll crush them into books.
They have been freeze dried
and don't need preservative.
I'll pack them onto mortuary shelves.
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