DARK POETRY ~ “Doll” by Tina McFarlane

Cracked face
Porcelain’s purity
Left to gather memories
Displayed but forgotten

Once she mattered
Once
It was so long ago that she can’t remember
But the hurt lingers
Tugging as her marionette heart strings

Would she have the ability to cry
Let the dust turn to mud
Disappear in the dark

But instead she waits
For the day
When the dust is wiped away

So that she can rise without her strings
Those bits that are missing
Are not missed
Her cracks are life
Not losses

Until then
She will sit and watch
As the dust dances in the sunlight

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Between the dark and the light, sanity and madness…that’s where you’ll find me. Bring coffee.