Cold

Cold

A Poem by Emmy J.M. Powell

For years and years
my chest was getting colder
and it was pinning my body to my bed
and my head to the pillow

Depression was making the tip of my nose cold
and it was making my wrists tremble
and it was gluing my will-power to the inner contours of my skull
until it died from lack of air

It made me feel indescribably hollow
as if someone could press a cold scalpel to my skin and it wouldn't hurt
and I knew that if someone ripped the wound wider and shouted into it
they would hear echoes coming off of every vein

© 2014 Emmy J.M. Powell


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Emmy J.M. Powell
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