The New Beginning
There is deep darkness here.
I can see the worms feasting on my corpse—
Is this the punishment for my sins?
Someone left a wound of petals on my grave,
but why does it burn like a liar’s kiss?
The light is a blade, carving into me,
every ray a verdict I cannot escape.
When I was alive, I was a storm they cursed.
Now they kneel at my grave, offering hymns.
Well, at least death brought some benefit.
Each day, the earth’s jaws chew me slower.
This shroud is a cradle of false peace.
Every dawn, I crumble into scripture;
every dusk, I am rewritten in ash.
In the world, I was a locked door.
In the grave, I am the key rusting shut.
This will go on it doesn’t stop.
The world keeps spinning, and I spin along with it
When it stops, a new beginning will rise.