Wishbone WomenA Poem by Beth(13.06.19)Grasped like a wishbone, bound by knots of mutual pain to nestle/wrestle with Greedy, clenched fingers clamouring palms outstretched- then screwed shut. I missed the cries out the smothering, I sleep in a cradle with crows for mother's scar is now mine. In the shape of a "V" separate instruments, different time but the same. It makes her legs shake, but mine is a greeting: a new day a clean knife a wish- to cut it all away. I am not afraid of nothing; more something I could love- then break. © 2019 Beth |
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