Immurement

Only imagined the moving, 
dreamed the breathing
for I was walled up alive
beneath the body of life, 
its womb was my tomb,
its stasis was my shroud,
yet, my immurement 
is come to an end now, though,
for I can witness the rising
of the dark harvest moons 
under your eyes.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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