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Emma Elisabeth Wood
Poems
Mar 2016
Unflinching
cigarette stained fingers grab at golden hair
she offers herself to God, in martyrdom
eating the bones of Christ
(bruised flesh as a summer dress is torn)
drinking the blood of Him
(cracked hips, buckling)
she swallows, white salt, burnt throat
imagining herself, developing in a dark room
red
and swollen
he lays her out, pinning her lemon dress out to dry
hot Summer sun soaked skin
and cotton
torn
crucified, ***** nails (his) forced through her hands
blood (hers) running down soft thighs
he puts out his cigarette in her hair
before hacking himself a souvenir and handing her
to God
(unflinching)
Written by
Emma Elisabeth Wood
F/UK
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