He weaves a vascular, vermilion net,To trap the pulse within the hollow chest,A rhythmic, red, and resolute regret,To animate the long and lonely rest.With capillaries spun from spider-silk,And valves of valve-less, vitreous desire,He feeds the infant world on obsidian milk,And tempers every bone in liquid fire.The architecture of the living frame,Is drafted in a script of blood and bone,To give the nameless clay a holy name,And make the silent marble moan and groan.The centrifuge of life begins to spin,As consciousness is poured beneath the skin.
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