I sat buried in a long forgotten box
as the air surrounding it gave life it was taking mine
my inner turmoil burned brightly
and my hands grew bloody trying to escape
my skin flew from my mortal bones
my mind only focused on one delicate thought
the thought of the feral hunger I fervently felt
the thought of the one thing to satisfy my effervescent palette
each thump and scratch at the box was futile
but with one thing on your mind nothing is futile
I was a shell, a husk, an outer core of my old self
I was no longer anything like me
I was them, they.
I was the immortal sight that made people flee
I was more than they could ever hope to be
I was, a zombie.
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Fragments
PoetryLittle broken fragments of my poetry scattered upon these pages breathing life into my world.