Leaves of Lassitude

Evolution and synthesis of fear, anxiety, apathy and grief

In September 2020, I lost someone to old age.
This collection is about him, for him, and in memory of him. I hope that it speaks something to the evolution and synthesis of fear, anxiety, apathy and grief.

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Residue

I am a ghost at home
I haunt it from a different continent
Reality that consists that place
Exists across time and space

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Lassitude

Since I went to your grave that day
I keep imagining things now
What happens six feet under
Maggots, decaying, and the like

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Liberty

You were my first true loss
Not much else was my worry
In losing you however
I did not foresee Liberty

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Sand

I sat until dawn in my pointless vigil
The one thing I could still do
Should I flip that hourglass over?
Or leave time dead like you?

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Nightmare

Lingering nightmare of departure yours
Lucidity of it, I blame my conscience for

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