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She turns
her wrists
to remind
her fists
that ink is
the only thing
that needs
…….to be
………..spilled.
Prompted by mindlovemisery.
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The pen is indeed mightier than the sword, so I agree with this! 🙂
Holy cats. This is fantastic. She writes to avoid slitting her wrists. Yes, of course. What else could save her?
You weave magic out of just a few words. Well done 🙂
Oh spot on, beautifully said and so succinctly.
How brilliant is this!
Awesome! A potent truth in a few simple words directly hits home.
Remarkable!
So powerful. I wonder whose blood she is thinking of. Cutting herself, suicide, or someone else who put her in the cage. Excellent response!
Astoundingly powerful – yet intriguing!