I can’t touch
I can’t feel
I can’t seem to breathe
The air these pulsing walls steal
They beat, throb, live
With more life than ever this wretched body did
Skeletal fingers reach, in vain, to touch your face
Your eyes, the doorway to such far a better place
I step, but I am maimed
I fall
Downward through a ragged, vertical hall
I grope the walls, but they only reveal
Rows of sharpened spikes
Glistening as blood-soaked steel
My rotten flesh evades them
But they scar deep my bone
I am relieved by the crash of my mass
Upon a cold slab of dusty stone
My head tosses as if at sea
Pounding with pain, and infinitely dizzy
My broken form picks itself up
I wander to the dark
My bones quiver with the cold
Brittle, naked, and ghastly stark
The soothing stone upon my feet
Soon gives way to broken glass
Which tears at my flesh
Slowly eating away bloody chunks
Of my rotten, dying mass
Cold eyes belie a doorway, an exit
Your face belies a portal
To another plane of black astral space
But I am damned to exist only within this place
A cold hand caresses your cheek
Hard fingers trace the lying lips that they seek
I fall hard down onto my knees
Nestled within your rotting womb
Forever my darkened sepulcher
Forever my forbidden tomb
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Wow… I just happened to stumbled upon this. Good for the internet preserving old ghosts; I think this was written when I was all of about 15? Some things never change.
