The Wake (Poem)

Black-winged with blood-red heads, they gather round.

Offering no lamentations, no respectful pause, they feed.

Such scavengers appear to have a shrouded mien.

This is solely our imputation.

In the distance a dog howls.

Rain falls from a darkened sky.

Vanitas vanitatum et omnia vanitas.

Echoes in my empty heart.

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