I. It’s funny. How words try to eschew from my mind whenever the table topic calls your name. How the prompter tries to say your name but my fingers refused to dance to its rhythm. This
II. has to be the last of this joke. This poem will not speak. Muted. Like how it
III. is supposed to be. This line on my right palm is nothing
but an illusion. Because often times they are trying to connect to yours. This has to be
IV. the last time I will think about your cruel punch lines; my drunken lines; and these unsent letters I am trying to bury
underneath the midnight darkness just because I am afraid of them as evidences for the trial I am setting upon myself. Because it was always been a crime—