Broken Bones

Summary

The website content is a poem titled "Broken Bones" by Kira Dawn, exploring themes of pain, resilience, and self-discovery, accompanied by personal reflections and recommendations for further reading of the author's work.

Abstract

"Broken Bones" is a raw and evocative poem by Kira Dawn that delves into the depths of emotional turmoil and the strength found in facing one's demons. The poem uses vivid imagery and metaphors to convey the feeling of being fragmented and the struggle to piece oneself back together. It speaks to the darkness of adversity, the absurdity of life's chaos, and the defiance against being defined by one's flaws or past. The author expresses a sense of empowerment through self-awareness and the act of writing, suggesting that even the most broken parts of us contribute to our unique beauty and narrative. The poem concludes with a call to action, inviting readers to explore more of the author's poetry, including "Razor in Hand" and "Complete Oblivion," and ends with a personal note from Kira Dawn, asserting her ownership and protection of her creative work.

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The author feels unheard and misunderstood, as if their voice is lost in the cacophony of life ("Does anybody hear me?").
There is a sense of anger and frustration directed at societal norms or personal experiences that have led to the author's current state ("Fuck this jazz / Return to sender").
The poem suggests a self-deprecating humor in the face of chaos and self-destruction ("Just ate a handful of shrooms").
There is a defiant pride in the author's identity, despite being a "Gorgeous Mess" ("I am made up of mismatched pieces").
The author values their journey and the scars it has left, viewing them as marks of individuality and strength ("I don’t want to unglue everything I have put back together").
Kira Dawn acknowledges the influence and support of another artist, Jupiter Grant, in inspiring her work ("Rockstar Goddess shoutout to Jupiter Grant").
The author extends gratitude to the readers and expresses hope that the poem resonated with them ("Thank you for reading. I hope you enjoyed it").

Throw More Stones

Does anybody hear me? Roofie your cup of tea.

The darkness that looms Behind my rib cage disdain blooms Blood red roses make me laugh Just ate a handful of shrooms

Mr Toad’s Wild Ride Mr Brightside Chicken Fried Changing of Tide I tried

Misguided Nonetheless Hey Gorgeous Mess

Access Denied Why That’s Classified

I have not one Bone that is broken none

I am made up of mismatched pieces Gaping holes can’t be filled Bitch look between the creases Your Highness tweezes

The puzzle is Gorgeous Messy handwriting forges

A document unglued together Don’t rip me apart I’m your favorite unglued letter

Fuck this jazz Return to sender Coming off Week-long bender You put my brain inside the blender

What a Gorgeous Mess do I see Variations of red play tricks on me

I fix myself Drink down the unclean chaos bill of health Knowledge super stealth

If they happen to make you crack Doc is unhinged Get your superglue back

Lost focus Still on track Sticker shock Fade to black

Thank you for reading. I hope you enjoyed it. Rockstar Goddess shoutout to Jupiter Grant who moved my rhymes today.

Spew Venom. Spit Darkness. Then you can see what an unscathed heart really is. Bliss. If you genuinely enjoyed reading this poem, check out more of my poetry listed below:

I don’t want to unglue everything I have put back together.✨🖤✨

Poetry

Broken Bones

Throw More Stones

Razor in Hand

Victim of Who I Am

Complete Oblivion

Behind the Lens