i swore i could not. the emptiness ate, and ate, and ate,
until i was succumbed to it, and i was numb to it,
and it had nothing left to takeit is amazing how long rock bottom feels like home
like you can go further, somehow,
a grave feels like comfort,
like natural,like the skin side of fish
i ate it and still was devoured by itbut we move because we have no other corner to back into
and we move because it’s the way upand the good news is it hurts but one day it’s worth it
despite all and all and all, it’s worth it
because you worked yourself,
pleat after cinchbecause one day you’re sitting on six thousand completed works
and you say:i walked up the mountain
and boy, did it flinch