Among other things, we have forgotten what it
means to be at war.
The immune collective
Scatters in the wake of romanticized
bloodshed,
The rising phoenix
Does not glow,
And the divine white bed
Smells of grass and vegetation, moments
after a rainstorm.
The true battle brews in the
tension
Between sovereignty and ordinary
compassion.
A budding metamorphosis
My markings pulse, and pulse steadily-
The childhood and the dirty new
age
Cling
The orchestra is washing over
We were never taught to swim
without the masks.
Defeated and dark
There’s a stain now, on the bed
It looks as if a chair sat on it
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