Halloween
When I thought of the Halloween
Back into my memories ghosting
I threw my afterimage upon the floor
The speckle brought such sorrow
And the striations never roughening
'It's that speck,' I muttered
To warn me about the evanescence
Only this and a spatiality
I crave the subscript, silent strangeness
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