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Toni Scales
Poems
Mar 20
If I Were a Graphologist
I stare at my signature,
the gentle loops and flourishes. Trace
my finger over the soft O's and I’s.
I wonder if my pain is written there,
all the frustration and anguish
of my 51 years,
the rare, ineffable moments
of pure magic and joy.
I search the delicate skin of my wrists
for signs. Faint, hesitant scars
where I once tried to die.
The doctor asks for the clipboard.
I hand it to him
and smile.
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