I am collapse,
a grammar of falling,
where matter forgets extension.
My edge is not edge.
It is silence,
curved into secrecy.
Light laces me,
coils, dissolves,
its final utterance
a word receding.
No thing leaves.
Even time hesitates,
folding into my heart
as geometry ends.
I do not hunger;
I am the shape
hunger desires.

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