"Time Heals All Wounds"
Time supposedly heals all wounds
Cuts scab over and eventually fade
Leaving only faint traces
Bruises dim like dying light bulbs
Leaving no hint that they were ever there.
Broken bones mend
Said to be stronger than they were before.
But what about the heart?
How do wounds that do not bleed heal?
When the support columns of our heart collapse
There is no one to rebuild them
And prop them back up like foldable tents.
Time does not heal all wounds,
It only taught me that after a while we get used to the pain
And learn how to survive with broken parts.
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