occipital

Occipital bone

we are all immovably joined together

situated at back

never crowned but downward leaning.

A base a support system

pierced by an oval aperture,

protection is a hole

then

the foramen magnum, through which

we communicate

a hub of activity

you dive into the core of nerves, accessorize and attach to a ligament

a core, a pierced hole

also called base of the skull

phalanges

Phalanges

much reduced in size he is a tip toe diversion a late night secret when she pivots she used the great toe to start gain leverage

First Row: always composed of a body and a head, such broad definitions leaves no room for a question.

sometimes a tracking in of rain water occurs, pools between the toes

Second Row: small short squat

this is when the slickness occurs, the slippery wet of skin on skin

Ungual: the end the support system can go back but forward reaching leaves nothing but dead air,

a dead toe nail.

and then we’re through.

called also toes, 10 total