The Stray Moon
The iris gone flat, pupil so wide it’s swallowing the brown, eating it alive.
I can feel the moon. I can fucking feel it, heavy and ripe, even before it scrapes the horizon. The air is blue with dusk, and every surface in my place is sweating condensation, like the building knows it’s about to be gutted and wants to get a head start. I strip off my hoodie, then the thermal, but my skin is crawling underneath. It’s not a metaphor—it’s literal, every hair follicle tingling, nerves misfiring so bad I can barely stand to touch myself.
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