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On Pain
April 15, 2014
There is a silver crack down the middle
Plaster of Paris and superglue
So this is how it comes
In nicks and scratches
You try to rip yourself apart at the seams
Shine sunshine on your bones
An amalgamation of fissures
Only lets in shadows
Fleeting glimpses of light
You are not meant to understand
Not yet
© Heather W., No., Brunswick, NJ
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