Thick
drops creep in the back of my skull, like wires they weave a web,
in deep purple and the darkest red
They
push and pull, crawl and crave,
slither
behind the others backs and continue to raid
until
they reach the frontal lobe, they scrape
and scratch
till it
cleaves and cracks
They
trickle and trickle
slowly
they're dripping
in front
of my eyes, creating curtains, and there, behind,
there is
a scene, silhouettes and shadows they writhe and wring,
telling
the story of another sorrowful king
I float
around in the weaved web
of deep
purple and the darkest red,
I aim to
swim
to find
my way back to the show, truly grim,
though I
cannot
And as I
start to drown and drench
I suppose
this is not the end
because
as the liquid fills up my last lung
I cannot
think of when I last belonged.
As the
shadows slaughter the final silhouette
I see a
carnage I thought I'd forget
Inside
my shell,
this is
where I ought to dwell.
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