Shrouded
They’re following me,
like black vultures circling.
They’re shrouded in winter’s mist
almost as dark as the shrouds
they wear to cover themselves,
to cloak themselves for their journey.
Shrouds like dusty abayas
once black, now
uniformly grey,
shapeless,
bloodless,
formless,
lifeless
grey.
Only their mouths still red
like vultures feasting
on death
mouths
stained by this final feast.
The feast of what was left
of the harvest.
And now there will be
nothing,
nothing any more.
Nothing.
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