by Tomorrow's Man
November 18, 2004
Every pore dreams woodsmoke. A dream of burnt sugar claiming me in a fast cancer, and I'm dead before I can laugh at regret.
There are movies falling out of my mind, point A to point B how did he live why did he die stories of sadness and tragic gunsmoke.
This dream was woodsmoke, cordite free and leaking from my every pore. Sniffing it, I thought of waffles.
So I reek burnt sugar, cancer on my knees and laughing at one Sun, as every pore I try to plug bleeds woodsmoke.
Deaths can be warm deaths.
