playing surgeon
words as our scalpel
dissecting our body 
trying to heal the broken parts,
instead what we achieved
is mangling ourself
into unrecognizable
pile of mess

ByNabs

Malpractice

Jun 5, 2026

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ForeignCabRides

You try to fix yourself, or someone else, by any means available, and sometimes you're in over your head, and the best you can do is try to stop the mess you've made. Not an easy task, yet we still do it over and over again because doing nothing feels wrong. Great write, love the concept.