I am my own woman
Though love breaks my bones
And curdles the breath in my bosom
I hold my ground.
I am my own woman
Though my words lose their edge
And my walls crumble to kiss the earth
I keep my guard.
I am my own woman
Though you send me roses
And place your pulsing heart in my hands
My scalpel stands ready.
I am my own woman
When sleep renders you senseless
My hands slice you open
And return the bloody thing to its rightful place
Between your lungs.
I am my own woman
Two hearts
Would rupture my veins.
Would rupture my veins.
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