Buried in an hourglass
Worst fear come to pass
By Harbor BenassaPublished 9 months ago • 1 min read
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Photo by Jennifer Marquez on Unsplash
Life is slipping through my fingers, hour by hour
I pick up a black box just to smother my power.
Thoughts disappear in a pixelated mind,
Halted in my tracks, I am painfully enshrined,
Frozen like a statue engulfed below Pompeii,
I'm untethered from a body that can never decay.
And I'm not even making good use of my own tongue,
I could live this paralyzed in an iron lung
Searching for my next visual drug-
Nobody on earth wants to know what I'm running from.
I've hidden my heart in a canopic jar,
In a void fit for a king pointing stoutly at the stars.
I attend a living funeral devoid of all mourners,
Grains of dying happiness gathered in the corners
I'll never make real memories again-
the seconds tick,
Buried in an hourglass
Six feet thick.
Comments (2)
fabulous
Surreal and dark. Left a heart!!!❤️