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Grave Fear

I miss the broken glass

opening my anxious flesh;

the bite and burn of the blade.

A constant, certain fear evolving …

the marriage of *** and darkness.

 

I peel away

the withered.

pink and moist

beneath glowing eyes.

The night settles.

 

God cannot speak

to me any longer.

I am not afraid now,

(but I tremble in the grave.)

I cannot ask for

what I will destroy.

 

I beg you to erase my life

because I can’t seem to

suffer enough

or love a little.

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jorge-antonio-lopez
American
Published
Jul 6, 2010
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