Self Risen
Body crawl out of my catacomb;
drown with muddy water.
This fetal state does not serve well.
The lighted path
thrusts it's chest
through the cracks of
noir's hands;
insufficient to satisfy a single need.
Take turns,
fill in this hollow cavity;
shovels and hands
are not meant to be used
as eating utensils.
Upon hearing ghosts moan over themselves,
I am naked for the first time.
The enthralling consequences
are too much to bare.
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