Gallery of Pain: Deliverance by Karen
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Karen
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When the phone is disconnected
And the wind is howling low, My mind will wander to that Which I wish I did not know. Come, sharp silent friend A song, a sight, a spooky smell Is all it takes before My eyes are clamped shut tightly And I'm rolled up on the floor. Your mercies never end No one is there to help me Keep my mind off of my past; I'm clutching my stuffed animals, My god is fading fast. Your help you must extend The pain starts deep, but soft and slow, A vague, elusive ache. I writhe in anxious torment but There's no pill I can take. Thy tender sculpting send Suddenly a faint suggestion Slithers through my brain, Hisses offers sweet and kind, A different kind of pain. My twisted feelings mend Shifted focus, simple hurt And something I can see, Flowing warmly from my hands This toxic memory. My inner wounds you'll tend Now it throbs and stains my clothes, This act of cruel deliverance Sent forth to me to clear my mind In quick benevolence. Toward me, steel heart, do bend Whatever screams and tortures great I slice upon my shell, It's better than the alternate, A strong elusive hell. My helpless soul you'll rend |
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