Quarantania
I haven’t seen daylight
For forty days
But it doesn’t matter:
All light is unnatural
And here, in this desert
With blackened windows
I contemplate my many sins.
Perhaps all life
Is unnatural,
And men are not men,
But reflections
And angels are just creatures
With mechanical wings.
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Quarantania
I haven’t seen daylight
For forty days
But it doesn’t matter:
All light is unnatural
And here, in this desert
With blackened windows
I contemplate my many sins.
Perhaps all life
Is unnatural,
And men are not men,
But reflections
And angels are just creatures
With mechanical wings.