A vulture's beak presses deep into a mangled flesh wound made above my right pectoral muscle
I feel the eyes of the vulture, staring into me, and I feel connected to it
I think, if this is the end of everything, then I suppose it's not the worst way to go
The vulture picks at me, cleaning my innards with it's bloodied beak I feel nothing Nothing inside me, nothing beyond me to envision
These days are silent, albeit my screaming voice, and I wonder if the atmosphere trembles subtly while my lungs collapse
Light is only in my eyes reflected by the memories I'd walked through in my years, and the trees that line my path bend I break
There is little solace in this heavy heart knowing it has been beaten and beating for something more With the vulture having emptied my decomposing body, we fly