Scars
Painted white on a canvas of skin,
Just noticeable through the sleeve,
A single tear in the human flesh,
With which I want to grieve.
It tells a story of bloodshed and tears,
A mother weeping at her dying child,
But also shares a great rejoice,
When told of the child's survival.
I look upon it every day,
A symbol of regret yet hope,
For even though my days may be bad,
With my world, I can elope.
It motivates me to survive,
Even when I want to give up,
And I know that when I need to stand,
I won't have trouble getting up.
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