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POMEGRANATE

  • Writer: Lila Choudry
    Lila Choudry
  • Sep 8
  • 1 min read

Updated: Sep 14

Written by Riley (@hoursweretheb1rds6)

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i am hollow—

i bite in,

its skin splits under my teeth—

flesh pulled apart

like the boundries of skin and bone.

the seeds, ruby and raw.


i devour,

ripping at the crimson,

greedy for the blood,

for the ache of it.

a hunger I can't satisfy.

the juice drips down my chin.


desire is cruel—

the way it swallows,

i am hollow—still.


what is love if not this hunger for flesh

clinging to my hands,

blood-red and slick,

and the seeds which fall to my palm


i am hollow—still.

the emptiness gnaws at me,

a constant ache beneath my ribs,

a constant ache beneath my ribs,

and yet I feed,

devouring.


i am starved.

i am starving

i am hollow, still.

 
 
 

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