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    鉂涒潨 Obey your master (master)鉂涒潨
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  • 饾懍饾拏饾挀饾挄饾拤, 饾懘饾挌 饾懞饾挊饾拞饾拞饾挄 饾應饾拹饾拵饾拺饾拲饾拪饾拕饾拞

    Oh, what joy to hear the cry,
    The strangled plea, the sudden end.
    Another soul consigned to die,
    Another guest… I greet, my friend.

    From afar, I counted each blow,
    Once, twice, thrice he fell.
    I gauged the shoulders' final bow,
    How splendidly the coffin will dwell.

    My fingers now caress the wood,
    The polish, the wax, the subtle gleam.
    A final bed, misunderstood,
    No spring, no breath, no dream.

    I dig while humming a gentle tune,
    My spade obeys, the soil gives way.
    “One metre eighty,” I whisper soon,
    My tape measure does not betray.

    I picture the body, quiet and bare,
    Pale skin, soft, without a sound.
    I’ll cleanse it with a cloth and care,
    Such pleasure in the freshly found.

    I dress the corpse in linen white,
    I sew the fate with practiced grace.
    Close the eyelids, shun the light—
    This is my art, my sacred place.

    The living fear the shade, the chill,
    But I find solace in what they grieve.
    Where others mourn, I feel the thrill,
    Each burial, a sweet reprieve.

    Thus I wait, content, serene,
    With hammer, trowel, and faded bloom.
    Another day, another scene,
    Another well-dressed, silent tomb.

    饾懍饾拏饾挀饾挄饾拤, 饾懘饾挌 饾懞饾挊饾拞饾拞饾挄 饾應饾拹饾拵饾拺饾拲饾拪饾拕饾拞 Oh, what joy to hear the cry, The strangled plea, the sudden end. Another soul consigned to die, Another guest… I greet, my friend. From afar, I counted each blow, Once, twice, thrice he fell. I gauged the shoulders' final bow, How splendidly the coffin will dwell. My fingers now caress the wood, The polish, the wax, the subtle gleam. A final bed, misunderstood, No spring, no breath, no dream. I dig while humming a gentle tune, My spade obeys, the soil gives way. “One metre eighty,” I whisper soon, My tape measure does not betray. I picture the body, quiet and bare, Pale skin, soft, without a sound. I’ll cleanse it with a cloth and care, Such pleasure in the freshly found. I dress the corpse in linen white, I sew the fate with practiced grace. Close the eyelids, shun the light— This is my art, my sacred place. The living fear the shade, the chill, But I find solace in what they grieve. Where others mourn, I feel the thrill, Each burial, a sweet reprieve. Thus I wait, content, serene, With hammer, trowel, and faded bloom. Another day, another scene, Another well-dressed, silent tomb.
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