Soul MigrationA Poem by D.
The memory of it sits behind my eyelids and clings to me.
Gnawing at me, and furiously beckoning toward dark paths. Until the eye sockets are left a blank spot in my once exuberant face. Crawling out of the empty holes, and caressing my skin with a barbed blade. Tampering with my flesh until veins are exposed and sapphire blood turns crimson. Tearing venations and blood vessels apart as tree branches cut off from a majestic oak. Muscles filleted like a fish cut open, grinding against a chop board. Tears descend from schlemm's canal. Plasma covers these silken walls, murderous notes in a symphony of hatred. The knife slides into my torso, and cracked ribs weep and bend, like a twisted smile. My heart stops, and my vision encompasses flashes of a black ghost. The spirit cackles in my face and tells me to pursue towards the nightshade. Sunlight is faded, out of my view and I'm left entranced by a figure. The body is slim, and it has a body composed of exposed muscles and veins. "do not forget. It is never too late to join us." © 2016 D.Author's Note
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Added on July 7, 2016 Last Updated on July 7, 2016 AuthorD.AboutS****y poems. Want blunt criticism - constructive or otherwise- and if I've written something that is too similar to something, let me know. more..Writing
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