Women In Art Magazine Oct 11, 20221 min readHurtswritten and illustrated by Lilith Noahtoday's a day where it hurts i see her in my teeth, she isthe only ivory part left in rotting gums, she is supposed to be blissful but only hurts as tooth meets flesh. maybe it's because pain always reminds me of healing soi press my nails into my palms and count to three or ten, leave half-moons on my skin, a signature of grief. if only i could separate the healing from the hurting like white from yolk maybe my gums would stop bleeding but the egg is as scrambled as my brain andthe beauty and the pain mix in the frying pan.
written and illustrated by Lilith Noahtoday's a day where it hurts i see her in my teeth, she isthe only ivory part left in rotting gums, she is supposed to be blissful but only hurts as tooth meets flesh. maybe it's because pain always reminds me of healing soi press my nails into my palms and count to three or ten, leave half-moons on my skin, a signature of grief. if only i could separate the healing from the hurting like white from yolk maybe my gums would stop bleeding but the egg is as scrambled as my brain andthe beauty and the pain mix in the frying pan.
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