This Bush is Lush…

Blood, Tears, Tap Water & Shaving Foam

Posted by: thisbushislush on: May 8, 2007

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Blood, Tears, Tap Water & Shaving Foam

Like an unforeseen razor nick,
The thoughts of an old love cut in deep,
From my skin oozes a puddle of blood,
Trickling down my face to the sink – creating a small flood,
Celebrating my carelessness I smile,
Yet looking into the mirror I see myself cry,
Blood, tears, tap water and shaving foam,
The quaint concoction’s stinging my open wound -
D’you hear me groan?
Drying my face, I drained the subdued crimson water
The raw pink flesh swells, the stinging pain lingers
It’s a reminder to be more careful next time
Be it with shaving, or committing a love crime
But when the scab’s shredded itself off the scar,
Together with the wound that’s no longer ajar,
How can I be certain that tomorrow in the morn’,
I won’t be bleeding again,
And the love I give won’t be scorned?

7 Responses to "Blood, Tears, Tap Water & Shaving Foam"

“…From my skin oozes a tiny pool of blood,
Trickling down my face to the sink – creating a flood,…”

i guess that if it was a flood, you would be dead by now :p

well, love hurts. but i prefer to be hurt sometimes.

and wounds heal themselves… so…

well it you’re hurt by love at least you know you’re only human… not some heartless, numb-skinned robot

and songs are ten times deeper when you’re in love (or fresh out of it!)

no comment on the poem but the image displayed is good.

if it’s hurt sometimes, I recommend next time you use Opilca to remove your hair… no need for razor blade

no pain no gain….

it’s must be hurt but not hurt to die na

“How can I be certain that tomorrow in the morn’,
I won’t be bleeding again,”

sounds so pretty but such a painful feeling

Simply beautiful. Good job shaving that way.

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