Your broken bone like the shattered stone, This castle is cracked and cannot do anymore, to provide or act as roof, You cannot live here anymore so you do not live here anymore, You inhabit like the benign growth which nestles uninvited in the brain.
Ignore this collapsing home, Ignore your body, overgrown By moss and chewed by birds who come discussing matters of life over their meal, The meat melts in the mouth, they remark - Do you suppose it is fresh, they remark - But they grow tired of the supple carrion, They rise beyond the broken shelter, Suddenly the cloying sky is filled with life! They rip off shreds to take home to offspring and throw aside the sullied bone to lay forever beside the cracking stone.