April 01 2023

coracaodacripta

Digging in the pastures, I discover my heart of clay palpitating in its compressed state;

pulling it out from the weeds, I find that silt has taken root, grappling onto its fibers.

 

Black tar sticks between my fingers; the growth of its hardened muck eluding my understanding.

 

If I put it to the fire, will it wither away?

  • Author: coracaodacripta (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 24th, 2024 13:28
  • Category: Letter
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