Flies
Droning buzzes fill the room
when I step foot onto the block.
A thousand flies encircle me
on staggered steppes to the ceiling,
and I see them hissing, jeering, screaming
with proboscises warped to form black lips.
Their countless eyes follow me
as I fidget, scratching my keloid wrist
and opening my mouth to speak.
The only sound that leaves
is a meek and faltering buzz.
This poem is about:
Me
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