I bled watercolors And you cared only for the art For pain you did not feel on your own you made no empathy for
You told me about my bleeding That it was a beautiful way to adorn the walls So I dug my nails into my palms Raked them along my arms, where you used to write your love, And let the paint pour out Let the pain pour out Down my wrists it ran My fingertips coated like brushes dipped to deep into a ***
I smeared my hands along the walls And I ran among the hallways My palms leaving a wake Still the tide, it did not go out
I wandered on Like a ghost in my own house Pouring myself out Onto all the walls I had built up In a way I tore them down And in a way they broke me I slammed my fists against them Every door I had locked shook And I put my hand on the handle Praying that they would open It seems no matter how strongly I feel Nothing gives way
I sat on the floor Everything beneath me splintering into my soul My breathing was heavy and labored Though my heartbeat was weaning away My palms open now to the sky And I pressed handprints into the wall Pushing everything away As you had pushed me so many times
So I feel to much Say to little And have no wanderings I can journey home from
But still you tell me There is beauty in the bleeding You. Are the beauty in the bleeding