mirror?
Where is the know-it-all smile
that you offered so deliciously before?
Who fired the first shot?
Or does it even matter anymore?
You sit so quietly with your barbed wire serenity
and no one allowed in.
You were beautiful in your frailty
once etched by a confident, razor grin.
What shrine do you pray to or protect?
It looks like an empty well from here.
And maybe that's why
you really look away in fear.
When I think of you,
I picture flashing white over blushing skin;
Is there absolution in red?
Or have you left that too with your sin.
that you offered so deliciously before?
Who fired the first shot?
Or does it even matter anymore?
You sit so quietly with your barbed wire serenity
and no one allowed in.
You were beautiful in your frailty
once etched by a confident, razor grin.
What shrine do you pray to or protect?
It looks like an empty well from here.
And maybe that's why
you really look away in fear.
When I think of you,
I picture flashing white over blushing skin;
Is there absolution in red?
Or have you left that too with your sin.
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