What She Had
Music flows through her veins
The notes and sounds awake
Pulsing out of her heart
To keep her body full
Others envy her blood
They want it as their own
Strapping on tourniquets
As doctors fill the bags
She's empty and desperate
For something new inside
Doctors pour in values
Of dolls and mannequins
She will never quite heal
The plastic mold will keep
Out the music, staving
The hunger she hides within
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