Saturday, July 26, 2014

Consume

How they've dressed entire worlds
In this little pill, this one shot
This single line, all that we've got
Is time and intoxication
Lies and reclamation
Of the grounds where they enslaved us
How binding reality is
In the fault lines between fixes
In the call signs of the dead
Whose raised arms torment
Through cascading walls
And beg us, bear one more fall
One more tryst with the gaping maw
Of addiction, I feed my demons
Still they gnaw at my flesh
I seed my dreams, still they wilt within moments
Of overexposure to the stifling order
Of life, I climb higher
Ensure my feet won't touch the ground
When the rope is tight around
My neck
How they've dressed up death
In a beautiful gown
How her hips promise
To convince and convict
To compose and commit
This euphoric apocalypse
Of sweat and strained breath
Of lust and descent
Into the abyss, the spiral state
Of concomitance, a succubus dressed
To suit, a hunger derived
From the truth, how this world views
You, trapped in your tiny pill
Your plunged needle, your tightened belt
Your single line, your swallowed shot, I find
I am devouring you, falling into
This dark room, where you're
Developing photographs, breathing
In half-breaths, bathed in
Your chemicals, your touch bids me
Consume.

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