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Louisa Coller
Poems
Jan 2023
Burned
Shed my skin away,
All my work has undoubtedly undone,
I knew I would ruin myself in this mess.
I've been unsure if I'd lose the one,
We all yearn for something more,
His flames shone brighter than a lighthouse.
I think it's safe to say I'm wasted water,
Left amongst charcoal leaves ripped apart,
I thought my body would remain bruised.
Instead I felt myself, burned to a crisp,
Dignity left pealing my bark away,
I don't understand how you could hurt me.
I tried to get the best for you,
Pushing myself up and beyond to minimum,
But you would rather leave before then.
Is it just myself to blame,
Ripping parts of my body to bits.
Written by
Louisa Coller
26/Non-binary/England
(26/Non-binary/England)
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