The night had awoken,
as had I.
My eyes flickered open,
reality seeped inside
like a viscous liquid,
it clung to my skin,
finding any pore
then oozing its way in.
Yanked from sleeps
warming grasp,
slowly the world
swirled into focus
like a slow-motion whirlpool
of visions and sounds.
Pale moon sat high,
in the crisp night air.
Through window blinds
it clothed the room
in costumes of light.
Showed me the figure standing there,
just in the corner of my sight.
Not a word was spoken.
Her mouth ripped open,
a gaping void into nothing.
My stare unbroken.
I let out a startled gasp
that clasped itself tightly
around my throat.
Choking the sounds
before they could fall out.
In this cool night air.
shivering bones shook their last,
as she screamed in voiceless rage.
In silent anger,
the sound more
like words on a page
or a silent movie,
but I could feel them
coursing through me.
She screamed it again.
Then the light dimmed.
She screamed it again
and my life like night
did come to an end,
she whispered it then
like she was shrouded in pain.
She whispered it then,
my murmured name.
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