VirgoA Poem by KatDarknessVirgo stood, mismatched from her symbol Of a pretty girl, I faced into the looking-glass, Naked body, words cut into my sides, withered by scars and Framed by welts. Razor-blade-engravings, you never see this girl.
Necklaces, coarse cheap thread scratching my neck, The only reason that I wear them. Scissors, drag them along my chest, bleed through my AC/DC tee-shirt. It doesn't really matter, I can't always feel the blade The deeper you cut, the more you feel.
Virgo lay in the dark, sobbing, contemplating the end. I kept record of every insult you threw at me, wrote them down And trained myself to believe them. Screaming, strangled by sobs, this girl you never see, I wish she wasn't me. © 2012 KatDarknessFeatured Review
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StatsAuthorKatDarknessIrelandAboutMy name is Kathy, and I am a psychological horror writer, who enjoys philosophy, psychology, art, writing (duh!) reading books by Stephen King and Karin Slaughter; and writing dark, abstract poetry an.. more..Writing
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