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eyes of parchment heart of steel

she sunk into the bathroom floor

eyes of parchment

longing attachment

penknife of dried ink

lying there between the sink

and her

but catches the light

into her line of sight

whispers of the wind

words out of vapour

swirl and come to her

grab it

they say

just for another day

they say

the pain will go away

they say

so she extends a hand

and fists her head

to make the voices go away

eyes of parchment

torn in two

one for them

one for You

another fist

another shriek

where is the treasure

she was supposed to reap

but she gets up

with wobbly knees

leaves the bathroom

of stingless bees

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Written by
beansprout123
13 / F
Published
Feb 9, 2025
Lines·Words
32·114
Notes

to cut or not to cut.

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#sin#god
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