I see reflections in your faded eye and where the other's missing shadows lie; I see your grinding teeth and snapping jaw; I see your hand reach out to grasp and claw, but steep the climb and loose the dirt you fall. Roll down, head over heels, spin like a ball, roll back into the murk you just escaped, dissolve into the mire, forget your shape, forget that you were once a man like me and let the tide withdraw into the sea. I wonder now if you saw me as well. I saw myself in you before you fell.