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i   grew up   with the belief that my head was on fire,   the flames   reflected in   my   family's  eyes,   the
bitterness   sang   in their lullabies,   the misplaced bruises   on my backside/

something is wrong    deep within my fundament,   something lacking   and flawed /   i,   this curse   to be corrected,   this immense weight     refusing to be lifted,   this blood stain   to be   tirelessly scrubbed,   unfit for the small space i took,   undeserving of unconditional love/

oh how ive tried      to mend me/ softening the weeping,    expelling my tattered soul    to make room    for their dreams,   slicing off pieces  to mold into the image of "normalcy" / wringing aged melancholy    like wine   from the    hallows of   my body

oh how i died     so violently/

ripped apart   by internal lightning
struck through  the heart,   diminishing   my essence/ drenching   my being   in gasoline

/oh how i     burned,    i burned and hurt     so fiercely,

now   the scalding   linked chains   of their   arms are rusting,   the brick walls   of my world    crumbling, / but the   smoke  is clearing,   and the stars   are proud, winking   and   beaming,   and now i know   im more   than what ive been   taught   to   perceive.








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