Endangering Old Squalor's home,
I go into the wood alone.
With fear to pierce
my neck, my skull:
blood runs in ribbons from my knees;
into the wood alone I go.
The trees whisper tricks and secrecies
of bugs and humdrum forest-lull.
The mist surrounds me fore and aft:
preceding dreams and the receding screams
as sanity, fleeting, drips trails behind me;
into the night I flee.
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