Your happiness was loud
like dozing off on mum's chest.
The soft perfume of bread and talcum,
just a vague connector
between the murderous strike of reality
and the longing of days which shall never come.
Life used to be shiny, then
you chose the stabbing.
Watching you grow cold, metal blue.
My back, bleeding red against the many februarys you endured.
Hearing your ablazing shield, cold steel.
My mother's last breath,
your father's last bottle.
The glory of this city has vanished,
the sounds,
the music,
the colors.
All gone.
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