Poetry Self Portrait Next toFrida Kahlo August 17, 2020by Leslie Neustadt There are no stitches where the scalpel sliced through my skin. No red blood billowing like a dress. No steel cage encases my body. I’m spineless. My white blood cells seep out into the world, disappearing into the ethernet. My pain broadcasts the evening news. Share this:FacebookX Related
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