Don't ask me why I look this way Because I can't say. But I'm hoping that One way or another, my story will be told. Can you hear the choking whispers of the bruises ornamenting my arms? Can't you catch the coarse rumors That spill from my scabbed over face? And there's no way you could ignore My puckered mouth, which speaks Not with a voice, but With its swollen lips. Oh please, excuse my unscathed ears There is no blemish, But these ears know a music I pray you'll never be forced to hear: The crescendo of a wooden bat, Harmonizing with the splintering of bones And a cacophony or roars As the melody to my moans. And I promise, that's not all My entire body's become a canvas Painted with harsh indigo, violent violet Rainbows that represent pain And memories I never want to Remember again. But please listen To the pleas of my injuries Because they'll say, shout, scream Everything that I Can't Say.
Deoxyribose Dollface · Fri Jul 24, 2009 @ 05:14pm · 0 Comments |