there is no holding her
she knows not where she goes
and bleeds dreams
as if she had too many
sex is an offering from god
as she lies entrenched
caught by a memory in deceit
dancing upon a bubble
of self destruction- spiraling, grasping,
throwing herself as lead
there is no holding her
as she lives on her sleeve
or at most with the touch of another across her skin
searching the surface
for some foothold to emotion
that will not approach affection
there is no holding her
she is a dream that bleeds,
that cannot see the false boundaries
of her emptiness
as a child, she cries
"find me... if nothing more1"
1. The Smiths, "Suffer Little Children"