A Waltz Perverse
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A Waltz Perverse
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Sleep came
Like an ornery guest
Came late, left early
And brought bad company
Within the wellless keep of somnus
Ghostlike memories arise from the moat
The vast ballroom is a courtyard
Figures sway in abussic grace
Sleepless in sleep
Infernal revenants
They scream, accuse
Insane
Visions from the looking glass
Bear a truth obscene
A sick libertto
And here they speak
The silent dead
They echo through the labyrinth
They stare in through the windows
Towering fears
Ethics reversed
In morbid choreography
Inverted lights flicker
Mimetic landscapes
Dissonant chords
All out of measure
An ensemble defunct
Sleepless in sleep
Infernal revenants
They scream, accuse
Insane
As daylight draws
The music ends
But the silence is not real
I know they will return
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