Testaments

Just below its surface the body is furiously writing, we would translate but the language is obscure. Upon a night when clouds blanket eyes the great works of the flesh emerge. Legend and myths appear in plain text. The body, as if dead gives up its inner voice, blind eyes read a tactile Brail words imprinted on the clay tablet of being. When daylight peeps we emerge from these myths embodied as the ghosts of our self-authored testaments.
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