A Little SongA Poem by AutumnStare at my wrist, those white seams along them sing a nightingale. Hiding under my sleeves, they become a secret from the world I love; I hate. Some are young; some are old as my birth. No jewellery to cover them. They're my own pride; they're only mine. Worries. A little afraid, perhaps? They comfort me and protect me from other pains. Hold them to your lips, feel the Braille on my arms. Can you speak the story they scream? It's a sad fairytale, and you're part of it now. Jul 23, 2012© 2012 AutumnReviews
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