Head Jar
He sat and watched the box and
Heard the noises that echoed inside
and the box
Was wolves and the
Hunt and the shadow
The box was
Adrenaline and the
Hope was wasted “time,”
He thought.
“It is time to stand up and leave.”
But still the noises sounded
In thrall he was no longer his own
And this was the noises of the
Wolves and the hunt and the shadow
Woven into chains so he
Could not stand
And miracles as he sat
Fiction was become history
Just as the foolish dream was beginning
To awaken
He hoped to open the box
And feel the fur and the blood and the darkness
Envelope him
He hoped to feel the adrenaline invade his veins,
To feel the noise reverberate through his bones
But still,
Still.
The hope was wasted time.
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