Wounds

Kebiin

Cut me if you wish

Blood may drip

But I’ll only get up to wash it.

Grip my shirt till it starts to rip

I’ll just grab a needle and thread.

Say what you want

My skin is made to be treaded.

I may look gaunt,

But my heart is guarded by brick

And good luck finding a chisel In this day and age

Where it takes more than a prick

To break my blockade.

  • Author: Kebiin (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 24th, 2016 13:05
  • Comment from author about the poem: I hope that this message gives you out there courage if you have been looking for a new perspective; prayers and hopes go out to all, and support is all around you.
  • Category: Reflection
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  • BRIAN & ANGELA

    HI KEBIIN - Are you from SALEM MASS or OREGON ? Loved your poem and the message it brings ! In the 21st C if we stand up for God and Christianity we are open tp persecution - Cutting - Ripping - Stoning - Its all in the BIBLE and we really are in the last days ! Thanks for caring and sharing - BRIAN

    • Kebiin

      Thanks, and yeah I live in Oregon, and I am a firm believer in standing for my faith whether it's rocks or knives or bullets.



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