Prick me

Prick me

A Poem by A.A.Romanczuk

I am the zebra
You have painted me
Black and white
I am the cracked tea pot
Displaying a hint of soul
In deep, bleeding hues
I am the oranguatan
Pointing and laughing
At my own reflection
Haggard, singing the blues
I am the put-together woman
Not your average mechanical doll
Stuffed with straw
Prick me, I will not bleed
I will bleed out
Scream and shout
Silently for serenity
Equal opportunity
I would not have you know
Battle scars faintly line weary arms
The sun grants absolution
For past sins against the self
I will not
Be placed into a box
Molded, formed, shut
Silenced for too long
Gossamer strong
Shackles cannot trap
The wings of a soul
Weeping, bleeding, pleading
Singing resiliently for freedom
I am many things but
I am not yours

© 2013 A.A.Romanczuk


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