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edgar-freser-collins
Poems
May 2020
The Razors’ Edge of Forgiveness
It is 23:24.
I stand
stone faced
I see
cold tiles at my rear
fully aware of this moment and those of the past
I look
dishevelled
vein throbbing under the cool minty foam
hand slightly trembling
I recall
every word, said and unsaid
every harm, direct and indirect
yet the rushing wave of memories cause no angst.
No.
It is the razors' edge.
Three.
Sharp.
Whispered.
Words.
I. AM. SORRY.
Wiping down myself and then the cloudy basin
white cotton towel with spots of crimson aside
I am anew
I am clean shaven.
But I am not
Unmarked.
This used a prompt of trying to connect an image (razor) and abstraction (forgiveness). Feedback welcome!
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