The blade told me to calm down, Stop seeing red. That moment lasted momentarily, The blade ran across me like an ice skate, On grooves already used before, Protruding into the skin and floor, Momentarily, As we see red. Then replaced by new cells, Or related like ice plains, Like a new day, Coincidentally. Scars remained and like my palms, Lifelines that tamed the desires To be, Famous, Or aim for the place where I won't wake up tomorrow. For the moment has passed And I'm shattered like glass with tiny pieces of blood drop pouches that decimate the surroundings as they fall to the floor, I'm sure; I never asked to be the blade runner.