Le Déni
Posted: 13 Mar 2017, 12:49
She smiles at every person she meets.
They grimace.
They cannot stand it—
The scars
She waves to each person she meets
They are confused.
Doesn't she see them—
The scars?
She cannot see it.
To herself, she is beautiful
She wears a smile on her face, so she does not notice—
The scars
Adults are concerned now.
They fight all the time.
Her mother cries,
But she keeps smiling.
She contemplates in the mirror
"What a smooth skin I have!"
What she does not see...
The scars.
She feels it before she sees it;
A dark presence behind her.
When it leaves, she is on the ground,
Bleeding from all pores.
She gets up and wipes away her tears.
Looking at the mirror, she finally sees it;
A cry rips out of her throat.
They are there in all proportions ... the scars
She cries out again.
She can no longer deal with it.
She plasters a smile on her face
And wipes away the blood.
She smiles at every person she meets.
They grimace.
They can not stand it—
The scars.
They grimace.
They cannot stand it—
The scars
She waves to each person she meets
They are confused.
Doesn't she see them—
The scars?
She cannot see it.
To herself, she is beautiful
She wears a smile on her face, so she does not notice—
The scars
Adults are concerned now.
They fight all the time.
Her mother cries,
But she keeps smiling.
She contemplates in the mirror
"What a smooth skin I have!"
What she does not see...
The scars.
She feels it before she sees it;
A dark presence behind her.
When it leaves, she is on the ground,
Bleeding from all pores.
She gets up and wipes away her tears.
Looking at the mirror, she finally sees it;
A cry rips out of her throat.
They are there in all proportions ... the scars
She cries out again.
She can no longer deal with it.
She plasters a smile on her face
And wipes away the blood.
She smiles at every person she meets.
They grimace.
They can not stand it—
The scars.