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Emma Elisabeth Wood
Poems
Jun 2017
I'm Not Dead
A suspicion grew in my mind,
not about my lover, as he slept
beside me, statue like, with his fingers in my hair.
No, it is the world that plants
seeds of doubt, what once I
thought safe is suddenly
the open mouth of a fearsome
dragon
He turned the streets I was raised in, into a battleground. Soldiers firing shots, unpinned grenades.
Another theft, a function vital to my survival. To be in the prison of poisoned, toxic bubble of solitary confinement.
We are a world that lets these monsters lure innocent girls and women to their graves, to die without dying, to ****** without killing...
To clamber through fog, walk blindly through a forrest, all pleasure and peace erased by a single act.
I may breathe still, my heart undoubtedly beats, I am the not dead, ******, in a haze of soul aimed gunfire.
Blasted, I crawl like a dog, licking my wounds, dreaming of revenge.
#survivor
#assault
Written by
Emma Elisabeth Wood
F/UK
(F/UK)
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