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Expressions of a metallic paintbrush

She was bleeding, crying, and queazy

Fear alone kept her from leaving

Knee deep in lonely; emotionally depleted

Bluntly touching, there was no loving

Indifferently ******* he was no husband

Drunkenly cussing; brokenly crumbling

 

She'd grown cold, old, and withered

Blankly staring into the mirror

In which a spider had grown upon

Not even it could escape his palm

Ready to fold; she no longer quivered

Figuring no one would even miss her

 

She looked through bruises, hate, and hopeless

 

Paint brush loaded;

 

sharply focused

 

Fingered trigger;

 

predicting scriptures

 

Abusive liver;

 

 

 

idle dither

 

 

 

 

 

Quondam shadows become formless

 

To be adrift in that unknown ocean..

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Written by
nicholas-rew
American
Published
May 15, 2012
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