Banshee

wardkya

The last time I prayed 
I pressed tiny fingers, heartbeat throbbing between knuckles
So tight my veins on right and left arms mangled together
Nerves sending splinters and twine up each palm
I prayed to god like he was an exposed bone
I prayed to god like he was a blister
I prayed to god like he was a mold
And I, wound of a mouth, screamed at every dark corner of the room
If only he could feel the spit fly, the blood boil
If I could only put the fear back into him

  • Author: wardkya (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 21st, 2023 13:40
  • Category: Religion
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