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Jul 2019
Diving in with blinkered eyes, I find
a growth that crawls across my skin and sinks.
It swims and smirks at demons planted young
enough to draw a blank on valid roots.
Doubt nourishes delusions β€˜til they bloom
in clear distortion. ****** boundaries
blurring in the glass that could be used
to feed an urgent withheld fantasy.
To bind my view on bare skin: agony.
The kind where breath escapes the reach of lungs
and bones could shatter pain-free, senses numbed
by visions of strict moulds and goals to hit
in light of realisation: I don't fit.
Elizabeth Midgley-Peters
Written by
Elizabeth Midgley-Peters  27/F/Holmfirth
(27/F/Holmfirth)   
666
     Fawn and Bogdan Dragos
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