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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