Acheron
From tainted blood
That became thick when dried
As a sullied river with mud.
Closed eyes.
Black.
I fumble for you to cross Acheron
In a small soul.
Charon accepts my
Chipped coin with a wry smile
Of crooked cracked.
Asleep.
Your leading cries grow
then fade.
When you feel
I’ve turned away.
I’m desperate-
Falling to find you
I claw the dirt.
There must be some trace:
Scent, print, tears.
There. It cuts me.
I stumble across
A sharp realization of your fears.
I have to find you.
Cerberus, you must believe me,
I didn’t look back
At a yawning, dying plight,
Only forward to her leading light.
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