We Are Not Mushrooms, We Need Light

from The Travelling Plague Band by Kevin Holowach

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Holes cut out of a black paper curtain to invite the zeitgeist in and out and in to my life, another posy'd victim crying in the parkade of the Coliseum. So, don't bother me with motions. My body, like yours, is always aching for transference of soul.

Do I drag my body, or is it just my sickness? Do I call the black hounds to come and claim me?

Light...
We are not mushrooms...

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from The Travelling Plague Band, released May 25, 2020

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