Sandpaper Garden

Sandpaper Garden

A Poem by Abigale LeCavalier

Sandpaper Garden

The cold gray 
of a concrete morning,
the subtle sounds of solitude
echoing past the flowers
of her non excitant
sandpaper garden.

And she is finished
making sense.

Blankly staring
at the scars
made at midnight,
raised and red.

She covers her wrists
with the hand warmers
grandma made.

Turning up the radio,
letting the music
give her momentum
for who knows what.

And she keeps the razorblade
on a chain
around her neck.

Always looking for somewhere
to beautifully
go to sleep.

Forever.

© 2011 Abigale LeCavalier


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a chilling beauty in maccabre surreality~wrapped so tightly against the shadows that creep in on the edge of steel~

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Added on February 17, 2011
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