Dust
I’ve lost so much of what I once had.
All that I’m left with is the shrapnel and fragments of a child who was drained to sand.
I can try to reconstruct what once was with the scattered pieces I have left,
but the most I can render is an empty shell,
full of cracks and held together by glue that would succumb to the elements given the chance.
All the life,
the joy,
the passions I once exuded
left drained by a vampiric world that perches high above,
like an owl with yellow dead-set eyes,
stalking the living and piercing those who try to leave.
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