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Virginia

i fill my pockets with stones
and the water seeps through my bones, 
intoxicating the prism of my years
as Ophelia's song drowns my ears. 

wretched soul, there and not there, 
for the waters have stripped me bare, 
hands over breasts, breaths made small, 
shaping my sins into a dull pebble.

tell me, am in the place
where ornaments do not kiss the rays?
the sinewy branches have surrendered 
as i forbid myself to recover.

tell me, where am i now?
witnessing the birth of crows, 
redeemed as i return to where i'm from, 
where my sole hope is to be reborn.

i have filled my pockets with stones 
and the tears of Death grant me a home

Copyright © Julia Jimenez | Year Posted 2017

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