Her Razors
The day I took her razors and hid them in the ceiling
is the day I threw away mine,
As her arms healed my scars faded
until nothing was left but smooth,
unblemished skin.
The day I told her she was beautiful
is the day I looked in the mirror
and thought the same.
I could smile.
And as she regained her confidence
my ribs faded from sight,
one by one by one.
The day she came to me and asked for help
was the day I helped myself.
I saw her pain,
And I knew it.
I helped it.
And I,
I in myself and only me,
ruled my world.
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