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Janine Tan
Poems
Oct 2017
Ink
Incision into the flesh;
It flows from needle to vein.
A murky river of darkness.
A never-ending cloak of pain.
Sorrow fades away
As it fills the skin.
Replaced by numbness
From within.
Ingrained, it stays;
Nothing erases it away.
Like acid, it scars;
Cutting deeps with every sinful day.
It seems as if it's poison
That trickles through the blood.
Ever free yet freedomless
Like a black-marked card.
The flipside of it all is hidden;
Small things in the details.
Look closer and see
What, in reality, it entails.
True fact shows pride
Of the work it has made.
Beauty to the beholder;
Heaven to the dead.
It lies in perspective,
What you see that's there.
A blessing
Or
A scare?
Written by
Janine Tan
23/F/Santa Barbara
(23/F/Santa Barbara)
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