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Bleach White


My skin

is no longer

the perfect bleach white

of childhood,

void of imperfections;

accidental or otherwise.

It is now graced

with hideous

curving, slashing

purple lines

painted by a razor

and a knife.

It will never be

the perfect bleach white

again until

all that is left of

my existance

is bleach white

bones.

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