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I heard the flutter of a thousand feathers above me, black birds convened at tomorrow’s end I saw a ****** of crows encircling the sky rushing downward into a vortex Clattering straight for my skull aiming for divvy morsels that fell off my body. There’s not much left of me, their blunt bills perforated most of my skin Unveiling the skeleton inside this closet, Unraveling the secrets this mouth can’t In hoping to shut my heavy eyes to rest and dig me a bed six feet under so I can tumble to eternal slumber. The tears running down my eyes diluted the colors of my blood stained hands as I wipe them away Raindrops, tears, and blood doesn’t differ much from each other For they’re all just liquid substances that symbolizes pain. I sight these black birds sitting by the branches of a dead oak tree, their claws clenched against the aged wood Bathing in the ashes that fell like snow. But I’m just lying perfectly still, my back flat on solid ground Facing the bleak sun remaining numb and frozen This is how I picture death like sketching a mausoleum.
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Oct 1, 2013
Oct 1, 2013 at 9:39 AM UTC
Eavesdropping inside the catacombs
I heard the flutter of a thousand feathers above me, black birds convened at tomorrow’s end I saw a ****** of crows encircling the sky rushing downward into a vortex Clattering straight for my skull aiming for divvy morsels that fell off my body. There’s not much left of me, their blunt bills perforated most of my skin Unveiling the skeleton inside this closet, Unraveling the secrets this mouth can’t In hoping to shut my heavy eyes to rest and dig me a bed six feet under so I can tumble to eternal slumber. The tears running down my eyes diluted the colors of my blood stained hands as I wipe them away Raindrops, tears, and blood doesn’t differ much from each other For they’re all just liquid substances that symbolizes pain. I sight these black birds sitting by the branches of a dead oak tree, their claws clenched against the aged wood Bathing in the ashes that fell like snow. But I’m just lying perfectly still, my back flat on solid ground Facing the bleak sun remaining numb and frozen This is how I picture death like sketching a mausoleum.
kyle-romeo
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Filipino
Oct 1, 2013
Oct 1, 2013 at 9:39 AM UTC
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