WovenA Poem by CatherineYou chocked on dust while I bled out pools. I called your name three times but I got two words With one being ‘leave’, and the other ‘stay’. Nails are chewed and daughters are rotten. Where is the mist when I can’t see? And why do you hover? Casting shadows? I have begged you to unlatch but you persist. You are woven so tight. Let go. Go. The birds sing their songs on summer mornings singing, “Where has she gone- You know where she has gone, Where has she gone- You know where she has gone” And I know where you have gone. You bite on my bones, Inside me- Within me. I bite on my lip- Bleeding. © 2025 CatherineReviews
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