Awakening
I died when I awoke
on the ides of January.
Little did I know
what mania could pursue
at so young of years.
Brother, blue and cold,
cries not on the feverish
morning of January.
Mother, screaming and hot,
tears streaming.
I, today, gather bearings
to help those who have
lost what I once did.
I awoke when I died
on the ides on January.
Little did I know
what I could pursue
at so young of years.
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