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Caroline Palumbo
Poems
Mar 2014
The Thorn
I am the thorn in my own side; digging deep in between my ribs threatening my lungs.
The farther it travels beneath my dermis, the more I'm finding no one to blame.
I point fingers blindly in a vain effort to relinquish my own guilt, but as I open my eyes I'm in an empty room.
Now it's to the point that I need the Samaritan to pull this thorn, but I can't let them see what I've done to myself.
I continue to push the thorn in beneath my flesh, if it's to be removed it must be cut out of me.
When I can bring myself to part with the thorn, I know I will have left a scar on myself larger than what any person has done.
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