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Dissasociation


If I told you I died 5 times today,

would you believe me?

 

Now,

in the horizon there,

my passion hands on a weak

branch stained of copper.

 

Ah,

so timeless is the upset of ruin,

feeding the crows who

leave their feathers upon me making me black.

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