She
Was broken.
Held together only
By the threads that had
Imbedded themselves in her flesh.
Day by day she tore them out.
Blood trickling
From her quivering fingers.
One by one, she fell apart
And one day
She found the threads were completely
Gone.
And she no longer had to rip
Herself apart.
But then she met someone
And he,
Stitch by stitch,
Sewed her up.
Mended her wounds.
Made her feel whole again
Until the one thing that remained
Was the tiny white scars
Where the threads used to live.
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Mourning Skies
RandomDark poetry, slam poetry, love poetry, five word stories, and my deepest thoughts