If you ever see me run over. kicked. bleeding. blurring. on the ground. incoherently. something wrong with me. or that I’m not conscious,
don’t look for my breath or heartbeat, don’t reach for a phone to call an ambulance that will drive me to the hospice to which the world throws you in when your window sill climbing, barefoot walking in the dirt rolling like child with freeing thoughts drooling or law-culture breaking gets too much of a crime for them. don’t ask me if I see still fine your two or four fingers yet look for the tears in my eyes.
For if I don’t have them anymore and won’t get myself then or ever again to truly cry, it is only then that you’ll know I stopped fighting, I died, I ultimately ***** myself and I forgot there is more Beyond.
and without that my existence isn’t worth looking for the pulse anymore.
I will not be worth of seeing stars as a boy without sanity or glasses anymore.
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I swear on you upon all that heed.
Thought of when once I felt That the Village’s walls want always To take over us And make us forget There is actually worth or Life. Thought of when imagined That I would cease to wonder Cry, bless or use my Legend To become. When I thought how others are unwelcome Of my antics, Liberty and the New I carry Every time you wake into Walking this Village’s annihilation And fearing That one day you’ll come To agree to it all. This is what others don’t know as Death