the long walk home
but I'm still alive
and I'm not going anywhere
with the glass from the cracks
in my feet
they open wide and smile
I could swallow a thousand miles
of ice
of bones
of open wings
they say even a dead bird sings
if only you stop and listen
if only you meet certain
expectations
follow beats of inhalation
like a needlepoint
aimed for the stars
do you need a reminder
that they're your's
to bring down
your's to fight
and your's to drown
in silence
like an open wound
crying to be bound
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