Rise

January 18, 2009

Secret away and scrape a depth, inched to ash and hidden night. Sealed tight to suffocate what’s kept and clawed, tucked. A terrible thing, this tearable thing.  This black fills where breath would fit, dissolved from mist and tattered rags.  And each grain contains a thousand more until it disappears. And each moon remains a thousand days until it fades away.

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