The Heat of Me
I am not soft like porcelain
I am all sharp edges and corners
I am endlessly rough.
I am the cold, hard ground;
No, I am the molten rock at
the center of the Earth.
I have been told that
my heart is full of shattered ice
But I know better than that.
I am filled to the brim with fire
I am rough and burning with passion,
but I am not broken.
I have never been broken.
I can be beaten, and wounded,
and scarred, but I will not break.
I am not the dinner plate that
you threw across the room
when everything was red.
I am a person.
Do not try to fix me;
I am molten rock, not glass.
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