poem: a void
It's not the death itself, she said.
In fact, she said, I want to know the hiss
of gunmetal in the instant before it hits
skin, the pressure of water filling up
my lungs like too much oxygen.
It's not the death itself, but rather
the fear of what may be missed.
In fact, she said, I want to know the hiss
of gunmetal in the instant before it hits
skin, the pressure of water filling up
my lungs like too much oxygen.
It's not the death itself, but rather
the fear of what may be missed.
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