Shimmering on a checker floor
the lights move rhythmically
before turning to pulse
and faces that were matte black
pan into focus,
Pupils widen
and mouths loosen
followed by morals
belts
and buttons,
The audio visual parade
of sense lost to movement
so Miranda poses a question:
"Why do I smell gasoline?"
The doors are locked
and no one can notice
that the floors are soaked
and the unknowing is now noted,
I scramble for barred windows
that won't budge
and the fire exits
are all welded shut,
This place is a tomb
and the cadavers still drink
and rub rythmically in time
with a great tune to die to.
I'd warn them
if the music wasn't pulsing
I shout and jump
but they think I'm just a strung out junky
and offer me chill pills
to parachute into my guts
The sound drops silent
and the air becomes thick
before I hear a clicking
and a fire knocks at the door
so now in slow motion
I see skin seperate from bone
and the young faces melt
while still raving to chillwave,
Their skeletal systems
still dancing
Their noses still vacuum
the air in the room
I feel like searching my soul
to be stuck here,
The night out on the town painted
in what could only be hell,
Poor bastards party together
because the latter can be boring