I’m each cold second of thought, the landscape abandoned by the bleeding birds. In the broken blades I see the faces of the old ones. I hear their infuriating tones. Everything has eight vertexes, even illness. Everything has eight vertexes, they say.
I saw myself rotting kissing the nameless seal of misery.
Flesh is a chain of screams, the soil where flies engender death. Because I’m illness, chaos kneeling down in the corners, thy endless experience of emptiness, the origin of All.