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A piece of myself left behind To fester on that summer day Ripped open for the sun to finally see The rays caressing my bones for the first time My marrow exiting its cave of flesh I am exquisite The rush of what blood I have left to my head As I watch its like pour out onto a blank page I paint a picture with it Try to make it beautiful In the end it is only my blood Blood I did not choose to spill But chose to transfigure
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Aug 13, 2021
Aug 13, 2021 at 5:37 PM UTC
Wounding
A piece of myself left behind To fester on that summer day Ripped open for the sun to finally see The rays caressing my bones for the first time My marrow exiting its cave of flesh I am exquisite The rush of what blood I have left to my head As I watch its like pour out onto a blank page I paint a picture with it Try to make it beautiful In the end it is only my blood Blood I did not choose to spill But chose to transfigure
Llarson
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32/M/Massachusetts
Aug 13, 2021
Aug 13, 2021 at 5:37 PM UTC
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