Eulogy
I never liked funerals But I watch mine every day in mirrors that misremember me and voices worn thin with decay they speak like I’m still living while I fade in what I became A name pressed into silence with no one left to claim the air hangs like a eulogy every breath rehearsed a goodbye and I keep showing up to die like it’s something I survive
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