"Sometimes, the rain makes no sound.
I wear a glove made of your skin. It’s the colour of rain, soft and grey. It makes no sound, now, as I flex my fingers inside it. I want to touch myself and pretend it’s your hand. Love as leather. But I know I’m too far gone even for that now. I’m just a human bin filled with prescription pills, rinsed down with rainwater mixed with stolen medical alcohol and served in old vegetable tins.
Sometimes, the jagged edge of the tin cuts my lip. I look in the window and the only colour in the world is the red in my reflection.
The me you used to kiss thrashes like a cat in a sack, somewhere in the back of my head. Trying to get its claws through thick lithium. You wouldn’t know it to look at me. I am perfect and still. Moving only to swig more rainwater and alcohol from torn grey tin, looking out of the grey window at the grey world. Moving only to stroke your skin.
Sometimes, living makes no sound."
- (c) Warren Ellis
Just what I'm feeling...
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