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02.19.2021
Changing Sky
I watch in mid July,
The wind that brings sand from above.
Plants that we watched transform,
Those things that we love.
But my mother whose eyes were once
The color of the clear dark sky
Now turned to a venerable Grey storm
Like the stars that are in thy,
And the beings that can no longer fly
A different morning has risen thus,
Changing in us.
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Darkness
Laying on the ground surrounded by darkness,
Panicking because of the critters.
Smelling the grass and the opening flowers,
I look up.
The moon that shines, oh so brightly in the sky,
While laying on the ground surrounded by darkness,
Cuts
I have scars; all over my body.
Some that have healed properly and without a little trace, for I did plastic surgeon sutures.
Others with a big ugly scar for I stapled them close, those are the ones that hurt, the most painful
ones.
A constant reminder of your flaw, your imperfections.
A scar that is hurt and injured.
A scar that will itch and burn.
A scar that when you run your hand over it you'll be reminded of the most painful event in your
life.
A scar that people will point out, your weakness, your vulnerability.
Something stapled.
My whole body is filled with scars so small that you will never know existed.
But even the smallest ones scar within my mind.
Even the littles ones emotionally itch in constant reminder.
A reminder that I am human.
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