Shriveled up when I felt too much Like some cowardly, lowly mollusk, But vines
Vines rustle as they reach The length of your spine
That stealthy girl I bet she's still alive
Lou Lou had brown skin like crumpled newspaper and a voice like muddy gravel His skin and his life hung loosely from his skeleton Having developed fat Having developed a slight limp
We prayed for utter salvation from the confines of a two-man cell, But I dropped myself off
Now I could reach down my throat And my heart would slip around this mess of blood and guts.
It might take me an hour to find it What's next, My brain?
In my shell
Somewhere far away You're a fire dancing in the rain The very same one that sang my body, too And I just draw up what I'd do If I could-- To try and love *you.