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Eliana
Poems
Dec 2013
Stories of my Scars
1 . When I was born, life
cut the cord that connected me
to my mother. There's still a
tiny hole
in my stomach.
2. There's this faint, jagged line
between my eyebrows.
I have no idea
where it came from.
3. Three dark parallel lines
run down my ankle,
a reminder
of friendship
and barbed wire.
4. The skin on my hands, feet, forearms and shins
is decorated in tiny white flecks,
like a snowfall.
They mark me as a warrior.
5. The skin on my knuckles
is just a bit thicker, just a bit more silvery,
younger than the rest of my skin.
That marks me as an idiot.
6. Nine pale parallel lines
run across the inside of my forearm,
a reminder
of solitude
and razors.
7. There's a puckered, jagged line
on my hipbone.
I know exactly
where it came from.
8. When I was fourteen, death
cut the cord that connected me
to my friend. There's still a
gaping hole
in my stomach.
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