Blood on My Hands
I look down to see
blood stained on my hands,
painted with splattering strokes
that carpet my palm and hide
under my nails. I rush
to the sink and begin to scrub
at my skin, but it’s no use, nothing
changes. I scrub faster, crying
for help, but there’s no one there.
Why won’t it come off?
I look in the sink, expecting
to see water, but all I see
is a red River running coldly
down the drain. I was washing
blood with blood.
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