I saw myself geminate.
A statue, a man
crouched within,
like a fist, a heart.
And there, faceless,
lying still with
a broken arm,
a broken wing.
I awoke as
a broken mirror, spinning.
Yet the world was whole.
A crow flew upon
the breaths of the dead.
And I did not see
the void within,
darkness into which
this world flows.
In my love's eyes
a black mass passes,
a murder of
fractured movement,
fades into unblack
and I see myself
one with an other.
Hide the untrue world from me!
I wish only that I were
between two mirrors, the
Neither, which is empty.
In between one
vastness and another,
there is joy in Nothing,
whe
I saw myself geminate.
A statue, a man
crouched within,
like a fist, a heart.
And there, faceless,
lying still with
a broken arm,
a broken wing.
I awoke as
a broken mirror, spinning.
Yet the world was whole.
A crow flew upon
the breaths of the dead.
And I did not see
the void within,
darkness into which
this world flows.
In my love's eyes
a black mass passes,
a murder of
fractured movement,
fades into unblack
and I see myself
one with an other.
Hide the untrue world from me!
I wish only that I were
between two mirrors, the
Neither, which is empty.
In between one
vastness and another,
there is joy in Nothing,
whe