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Mother
You will drive sick blood up her weary veins
Your yellow fingernails will
tear her apart.
You will rip out her lungs, so she may breathe through her heart,
but You’ll silence her warmth, so that I can no longer hear her.
You will make her limbs writhe in torment,
Burned, scared
and scarred;
wide-eyed and gasping
she’ll look at me, and wonder
what I did wrong to You.
save me, I ask You.
the moment where I lay in my bed
beneath the sulking sun
where You grip my aching head, twist it south, to where she sleeps;
where You make these thoughts
shake me forever.
save me.

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Isabella is a sophomore attending an international school in Seoul, South Korea. She loves poetry, jazz music, and going on long walks with her puppy, Lily. She has just recently embarked on a journey into the literary world and is excited to see where it takes her in the future.