once
emerged, blood splattered and creased,
hunched over, eyelids welded and rejecting new air
in long, gasping screeches, it is common practice
to keep it alive until the gory scene in which it
currently has the lead role, is viewed afresh
with a different burning and a different sadness,
when it too can have sense enough to wonder,
'oh god, what have I done?’
hunched over, eyelids welded and rejecting new air
in long, gasping screeches, it is common practice
to keep it alive until the gory scene in which it
currently has the lead role, is viewed afresh
with a different burning and a different sadness,
when it too can have sense enough to wonder,
'oh god, what have I done?’
Fadhel Ben Mansour
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