I trailed a hand on my bed linen
to soothe out the creases, all
baroque, produit of fretful nightmares
and art by aghast limbs which last night
were scouring for a life to hold onto.
And saturated in front of pier-glass
placed at one nook of my dilapidated cell , i glide
my phalanges across puddle of ephialtes
around my eyes , which were so gorgeous as Erebos himself carved them
with rapier of dead love .
Fervent to shudder the reflection in glass , I dragged the timber
chair which creaks now
whenever I perch on it . Just like
sonnets of liveliness do
whenever I lay the verses of my survival on them .
I unbolted the last drawer of my cupboard to grab the notepad to add more syllables of euthanasia in the epitaph of the boy who died in the same cell last year .
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