Wednesday, August 4, 2021

Dying On The Dance Floor

Cemetary dancing solo under the moonlight's glow,

Familiar strangers nod in stone faced approval

Their names all ring a bell in a hollow yesterday tone

Flesh and bone meal for worms and forgotten old friends and relatives

In the dark I twist and turn, burning for a feast

Hearing beautiful noises in the weeds and from afar

Shadows come to life and beckon before disappearing

I see all and nothing

I am everything, but a microcosm of cellular primordial ooze

We are all slowly rotting both the living and the dead

Dance if you can

Sing if you want to

Die if you must

But not on the dance floor my darling

Not on the dance floor.

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