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Alexander Coy
Poems
Oct 2016
Daresayers
you can bend my leaves
until they crack; inflict
creases upon my skin
until i'm no longer
readable
tear my spine
into a thousand
pieces and scatter
them across the bay;
where the sad girl
goes to lose
herself in thought,
'it's shallow' she thinks
as she stares deeply
into the pond
only the crushing
of gravel can be
heard beneath the
bridge
her feet pacing
back and forth,
traveling
like light
between choice
and decision
i throw empty
plastic bottles into
the water, making a
wish as they descend
towards their hell
i empty my shell,
or what's left of it;
break each
bone in half,
let my breath
hang in the air
like the death
of the sun
'it's worth it'
she says,
drawing lines
in the sand,--
only boundaries
the half-shattered
can see
Written by
Alexander Coy
Austin
(Austin)
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