| Objects of Conscience Edit from Eye in my Glass |
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| The procession of cloaked figures Gathers around the orfice of the soul's well One throws back his hood to speak: "The screams of the victim sounds a thousads leagues away. The starving child's final groans no longer phase you. When you cover your ears, when you shut your eyes, You suffocate Us. This is what you do. This is what you do to Us." They begin to shed their rags, Their beautiful petals of red To stand there as naked, ashy skins in shades of grey, in all their october glory, Autumn leaves hang on by a thread Ready to fray in the breeze They begin to dive deep into that black iris You shut out their screams with another blink And drown those forbidden thoughts In the fluid of a solitary tear Drink from that well As you tug that razor-blade-pulley- down your arm to uproot buckets of red |
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