Stretch Marks Poem by LALITHA JOSEPH
Stretch Marks
Through the fissures,
pain oozed;
leaving stains,
crushingspirits.
Writhing in pain,
she pushed.
Words surged,
from the gut, but
was choked:
in the throat.
Scratched tones,
tongue-tied
searched for power.
Pain reeked.
From the depths,
a shrill sound escaped
from the chasm,
to die
in the cacophony.
Friday, May 31, 2019
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