hermits
light hurts them
they feed on sawdust of dusk
live in worm-eaten towers
homeless
squeezed under rocks
in cracks and fissures
flattened by the weight
rolling over them
at times they dart up up into the silence
up up into the coldness
at times their white blood quivers in
a voiceless song
on the summit of solitude
under the rain of night
they rise and let out a stifled cry
another cry answers from a different heart
the chorus of cries fills
the dismembered depths
under the black sky
flames up
and gradually abates
they live with their venom
aimed at their own hearts
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