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Holland
Poems
Nov 2018
Stitch Me Back Together Again
I am not human
I am a doll
On one side of a coin
I was loved
By my owner
On the flip side
I was cut open
Like an experiment
Instead of being fixed
By having new fluff put in
And sewn back up kindly
I was left exposed
For years on end
With cold scalpels and loose change
Inserted into my stomach and legs
Out of the corner of my eye
I watched my owner
As he laughed
Enjoying the pain
He so maliciously inflicted
Once you're cut open
You're never perfectly whole again
You're buttons are always slightly off
Your stitched skin always has gaps
I am a human
I am not a doll
I have the choice to change my destiny
But I only have so much power
Such a scarred psyche
Paralyzes my steps
Of rehabilitation
For years, I've taken my own needle
Stitching myself from side to side
Without bactine to ward off infection
Without anesthetic to numb the pain
When people let you down
You begin to rely on yourself
for everything you shouldn't have to
I'm tired
So I've given the needle to someone else
To you who have been given a needle
Kindly stitch me together again
Carrying your own torch is too hard sometimes. Hand it off to someone else. :)
Written by
Holland
25/F/NC
(25/F/NC)
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