I Hung My Heart On A Clothesline
I hung my heart out to dry
On a clothesline
And it rained every single day
Bouncing
up down
and
Blowing
in the wind
Drenched
in
these
tears
Touching
this
skin
Getting
hit
by debris
That
bruise and scratch me
What it is to be me
To
feel
deeply
Dangling
from pins
safety
I envy those that know how to
To hold it in
Who take the scars on their hearts
And tattoo them into butterflies
They do live in a beautiful hue
But there’s something about
This drenched
Shade of blue
That’s pretty too
An exposed tender heart
Beating not to endure
But to know that water is wet
To live, maybe
To feel
Is all we have to do