The Eggshell Girl

The Eggshell Girl

A Poem by Magdeline Mae

Why am I a girl made of eggshells?


If you touch my edges,

You will come away bloody.

And I will fracture at the point of pressure.

My yolk is sunny.

It sloughs out of my smile, and spatters onto the floor.

A yellow soul spilt.


Why am I a girl made of mines?


My exterior is cold,

Brewing, ominous.

I will leave you in a field of smoking grass,

Wondering where the explosion came from,

Wondering where the girl you were trying to walk to,

Went.

© 2017 Magdeline Mae


Author's Note

Magdeline Mae
...I know. I know. It could use some revision.

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Some powerful and original images make up a gritty and honest self-appraisal. (I suspect you are doing yourself down)

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Added on June 16, 2017
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Tags: poem, poetry, spilled ink, personality disorder, sad, metaphor

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Magdeline Mae
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