NumbA Poem by Danielle LandryNumb The edge of the razor breaks the skin easily. I don’t need Gilette’s blue indicator to know the edge is sharp. The jigsaw edges of my skin gap for breath as the black metal falls away. I’m numb to the pain; Numb to the soft red rain drops, That slowly fall to Dry up and turn to porcelain. My skin rejects them, Sending all who voyage down the line To slowly dry up onto the bright white floor. Another and another, Until I can’t stop. The razor falls from my hand. Blood trickles down my arm, Tears roll down my cheek. A whisper escapes between my teeth “What have I done?” © 2011 Danielle Landry |
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