Becoming Medusa.
Journal Entry: Sat Jun 14, 2008, 9:39 PM
Can't recall when it started,
The day I began ripping scales,
Pulling teeth.
Underneath
scream the gums, the sloughing of flesh,
Cold air on the nerves
And the pain of exposure.
Can't recall what his name was,
The first one I managed to freeze,
Turn to stone.
I've adapted now, learnt to cover my face
And look down.
I remember the scales though,
The first needle point through white skin
Left a scar
That refused to be covered.
I still get the snake bites.
They never did like me, you see.
Can't recall who I am now,
I've locked myself up out of sight
Out of mind.
But I find
that it helps, if they'd rather forget you,
To leave it alone.
It saves time, in the end, to withdraw.
- Mood:
Isolated - Listening to: Purring cats.
- Reading: Lecture notes.
- Watching: The world inside my head.
- Playing: With knives.
- Eating: Too much.
- Drinking: H2O.