corpse’s psyche by Ahamad Sahil

September 1, 2025 | World Inker II | 0 Comment | 12:39 am

Indulged in past sounds

Possible shapes

Internal conflict of desires

A body imbued with the similar feelings

And between different souls

Sick bones and skin

kind of inactive senses

A torn face

Internal conflict,

The so-called dead psyche.

This is the mental state of the body —

Just after the official death.

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