Dimensional Pain

By Marionella

Fri, 31 Jan 2014
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Bring me a binder,

She says when moments let her surface

2d or 3d? Asks the woman with dimples but thin lips. 

Can pain be dimensional? She whispers

Thin lips get thinner

Colour?

Something fearless, whispers the heart

Dimples dissolve into a rich brown

For the first time she realizes 

they can disappear

The green numbers 

on the clock

begin to look

The woman at the desk 

begin  to wane

The rain on the ground

begins to dry

She thinks about touching it

And then there is a new woman

One with perfect lips 

and flat cheeks.

Certificate 12
Poem

Comments

Submitted by VeraClark on

Really intriguing concept.Reckon it can be dimensional, feels it, anyway!

 

Submitted by Marionella on

Thanks for visiting, vera. 

Submitted by Denzella on

Hello Marionella,

Can't leave your page without reading  everything.  You seem to be asking all sorts of questions about the nature of pain with everything I have read today.  I hope there is not a personal reason for this and that it is just your questioning mind.

Moya

 

Submitted by Marionella on

Thank you so much for reading, Moya. 

Put simply, pain fascinates me, as does everything else that is dark and beautiful in this world. It provides, for me, immense inspiration. No, this is not because of a personal situation, but I appreciate the concern and I hope I have put your mind at ease!