In a silhouette soft
you will find me there not;
I am rough and cough
up air that density forgot.
Figment of imagination
and an air that leaves behind
memories of fragmentation,
gone as quick as time.
There I was as I am now,
the years have gone by quick.
I’ve weight off my back now
it happened but I’m still sick.
I’ve a whole part of a hole,
black as night’s pitch dark.
Loss of faculties control,
and my words miss the mark.
Eyes that over me travel,
I pick up the taste in my mouth
that grinds me like gravel
so I question what I’m about.
Notorious and in infamy
my name will go down
as one of misery mystery
and a man about town.
Take my body and pierce
holes that in whole make none.
Where my face is fierce
I step to recoil in the sun.
Yes to free me my mystery
would be so moving.
Yes but it behooves me
to take caution in soothing.


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