Climb the highest mountain, punch the face of god

Lest a Taste

My heart is sequestered in black.
A tentative whisper flocks memory
And I'm back to affirming the impossible.

Death is beautiful, a ring I wear around my finger.

The veil thins and I can see all worlds
Enveloped in a purple gray.
The perfume of despair wafts about,
Decorating everyone in gloom.

It is a world I'm all too familiar with.

My sepia tinted dreams are banished from thought
And I yearn for the cutting of the silver cord.
My hand grabs the blade and slits,
But the cord is made of steel and a
Whimper escapes my blueish lips.

Sometimes I vow to do it all in one swift motion.
Throw out the love and rummage through my heart for
One simple reason.
Take a bite and spit it out,
Mangle it, make it have a stroke and then
Wrap the bloodied remains in satin.
Then I have my reason.

Scores of blades at my disposal and no one to stop me.
I imagine the illustrious feeling of moist life
Seeping out of me and I feel invigorated.

The notion I seduce, but seldom is the sensual escape
That I seek brought before me.

Death is hypnotic and I yearn for but a kiss,
Lest a taste would take me off and have me never return.

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