whose feet almost almost walk air
they outlive my father
while his clothes remain unexplained
i obey him even though he forgets my name
i lay beside him in a tiny lake full of oxygen
there is a vinyl stillness, a strange taste within exhales
whose feet almost almost walk air
they outlive my father
while his clothes remain unexplained
i obey him even though he forgets my name
i lay beside him in a tiny lake full of oxygen
there is a vinyl stillness, a strange taste within exhales
A decor of familiar faces
Their blue veins
Resembling stones
Silent up to my neck
Can’t communicate
I am mercury lingering over their graves
let us give the goldest
the one bent before us two
a sound, a speech,
and overwhelming goodness
before larks, night the sentiment
the fear of not seeing you once again
-Father