Bruise(r)

By M Morgan

Bruise(r)

 A slam of door

Bang! 
and one bruise was formed

it is round, not totaly
purple with some color of blood
just on center
a contusion, say the experts

I can't say nothing
They always know more than me

But i suffer and i see
the hemorrhagic tissue
and it is bigger and bigger
as much the time pass

Ironic

time pass by for heal
so time is friend of my bruise
enemy of my reaction

i squeeze the soft purple flesh

more dead than alive

and is like it said to me
I am giving the pain, 
I am more alive than you

Interesting

I cant do nothing

the time, the bruise, the blood

and....
They always know more than me 

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Copyright 2013 M Morgan
Published on Thursday, May 16, 2013.     Filed under: "Graphic Art"

Author's Note:

Better be quiet and pretend that you are dead and bindl!
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  • Devilish On Friday, May 17, 2013, Devilish (2633)By person wrote:

    I feel you baby, i bruise very easily. most of the time i have finger tip bruises on each of my upper arms and it takes like 6 o 7 days to actually fade. even using cocoa butter. i'm so fair skinned they stick out like wound. i hate that. much love baby. Scholar

  • FadedBlues On Friday, May 17, 2013, FadedBlues (2096)By person wrote:

    ...your poem focuses on the bruise itself, how time can repair the mark of the bruise, but not the memory...

  • dwells On Thursday, May 16, 2013, dwells (4177)By person wrote:

    Maybe that's why God made guns (kidding). Hoping you don't really need an equalizer when some brute asserts his juvenile frustration, kisses!

  • M Morgan On Thursday, May 16, 2013, M Morgan (198)By person wrote:

    I absorb the blow and much later I feel the pain. It comes as insomnia, headache and other things ... but I'm fine, my muse have been sick lately! Kisses Poet.

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