A Tribe
I need to get back to the woods
Feral, untamed
Is there a tribe that I can sustain
Can it sustain me
My hands plunge through the ribs
Sustenance is what I claim
Is there nothing that remains, can this flesh fill
The blood on my hands
I stare and disdain
I mark the trail, every tree
It drips a crimson tide
This corporeal clasp
I’ve released blood of my own
My very last gasp
Is there something worth dying for
Or is this all a false flag exercise
I look at my blood, the small smile of my own
Is all I can wish to die for
Her glimmer of hope, a tribe of my own
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