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Carcass

Do you ever wonder If when you die You’re really just paralyzed? If you’re still in there? Maybe we can feel ourselves Decomposing As our bodies are slowly invaded By maggots, And other insects, Crawling and eating our flesh Turning our once homes Into unrecognizable things, Into a carcass. And in one thousand years, We’ll be discovered, And out of empty eye sockets we’ll look up, at the future-humans who look at us, With questioning eyes, Questions we had the answer to once, And maybe could remember, If only we still had control.
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Rylierose
30 / Gender Fluid / American
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Written by
Rylierose
30 / Gender Fluid / American
Published
Sep 19, 2011
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