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Parker
Poems
May 2020
trashed a temple and we called it a party
my body
heartbeats like footsteps pounding up the stairwell
desperate, as though frantically and passionately running towards a lover, this body
my body
wound so tightly, heart on the edge of a cliff ready to jump
the only thing reminding me I am alive as it pumps blood through this body
my body
snaps, reacts like a whip cracking through the crisp air intending to enslave us: mind, soul and this body
my body
wired, as though plugged directly into an unstable outlet charging electricity throughout this body
my body
curves, no, mountains, creating a flesh terrain cultivating life carefully crafted by some heavenly being, this body
my body
miracle of childbirth, life emerged from love and two bonded souls leaving valleys and canyons of stretch marks on this body
my body
a temple to be cherished, yet it is degraded every day as pain is numbed and the soul is muffled inside this body
my body
picked over by perverted people, imprisoned; locked in an all out civil war against itself just to survive in this body
my body
strength and resilience as the brain mends itself, it has never been weak; only made to believe that it is nothing more than this body
MY body
#body
#selflove
#pain
#numb
#coping
#alcohol
#drugs
#love
#temple
#self
Written by
Parker
22/F/Florida
(22/F/Florida)
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