When I place two fingers on my wrist,
Know that the flow is enhancing sanity;
vitality.
I'm checking if I am still alive.
If I cut this flesh into one piece
If I put each piece as equal as the rest,
If I slice each pour of blood; If I can only divide and distribute
If I make that place the home for the wolves,
If I,
If I,
If I...
No matter the number of times I say those two words
No matter what spills out of my veins, if there is even;
No matter how painful it is
No matter how it makes me look
I will do it
I will savor it
I will live it
I could take a jug
I could fill an entire liter
I could take it all..
But I wouldn't dare do it myself
I would rather watch you pull out my sensitivity off
Of my skin and the stupidity that crushed and stuck to my bones.
I would rather watch you beat my heart up.
I would rather be there to watch myself bleed
Each mirror that surrounds my eyes, I will appreciate the naked light it reflects,
Because I don't see anyone but you
I see you dressing my body into these shreds
I see you making each of my rotten organs a delicacy
I see you painting my face into this mask
I see you hanging my skin out on a shiny skewer,
I see you,
I see you watch me die;
Each second,
Each minute,
Each hour,
Each fraction of time that drains every struggle of my lungs
YOU ARE READING
Mellifluous Murmurs
Poetry❁ Freedom is allowing the crisp air to guide you through this forest we can call society. ❁