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Lay Down

from Bones in the Womb by Amos val

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Ten thousand years are sealed away, hanging in hallowed stone
 and staring out into stubborn fate. 
For when I dream alone 
to write the old face down. 
No more of this fighting fate in me. 
How can I not go mad if I’m alive to my own crippling fate? 
But to love without regret? 
And if my hand reaches in from the other side you’ll know that everything I’ve said is yours now.



A kind of sin against this mortal coil to write for what may land 
beyond the outstretched hands of death. Overstepping body and thy bone.




Giving over blood and dust 
in ceremonious love of fate
. And stretch onward if it will. 
Or disintegrate into time. 
Dreaming up ways to go on, 
dreaming up ways to seal my fate, enduring light and time, 
confiding in the tides of fate. 
From here on in voided hands, giving up what I’ve only loved
 and admiring what comes
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from Bones in the Womb, released April 26, 2019

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