The earth splits open to swallow my breath,
worms weaving hymns through hollow veins.
A choir of bones rattles in the crypt,
each skull a lantern for the dead.
I do not fear the grave’s embrace—
for I have worn its silence all my life.
The earth splits open to swallow my breath,
worms weaving hymns through hollow veins.
A choir of bones rattles in the crypt,
each skull a lantern for the dead.
I do not fear the grave’s embrace—
for I have worn its silence all my life.
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