11/2/14
Tears cut rivers
slicing ribbons
of pain down my face
Dripping, Dripping
like molten lead
the feeling of heaviness leaving my soul
as it opens up in silent scream.
The moisture collects
in dark pools of dread
As memories accumulate
like dust, suffocating
choking oxygen out of my lungs.
My body is made up of layers
Light powder of snow
incasing my being
soft to the touch
but misleading
For underneath is ice
solid and cold,
bending light away
unseeing.
Then the darkness of secrets
twisting and swirling through my blood
turning it deep purple, dark onyx
The bedrock is the deepest point.
But you with your warmth and your chisel
carved your way down
down to my deepest, innermost level
down to my core
And you cracked me
split me open at the base of my spine
You tried to find the hidden gems inside
to polish them, to refine them
But little did you know
that I am made of ice and coal and stone
and the world sees no beauty in that
and neither did you.
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