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Mend My Broken Heart Again

Crying again.

 

I sent my heart away

 

It

 

came

 

back

 

in

 

pieces

 

The realization comes to me gently—like knives

 

GULLIBLE

 

Drip—

 

Drip—

 

Drip—

 

Water falls from the faucets my eyes have become

 

I wear a mask with a smile carved in it

 

He.Walks.By.

 

The mask slips off and shatters on the floor as he disappears

 

I step on the fragments—

 

Letting the reality seep through me like blood on the ground

 

Forget. Move on. Heal.

 

A needle and thread appear in my hand

 

As I pick up my heart and begin to mend.

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katy-walker
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Jan 19, 2010
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