When someone hurts you, Don’t hold it in your body Or let it leak like acid Through your veins. Take something tender
Go to a high place, The suicide bridge with The fence that prevents people Making permanent decisions. Look down
When you push the sun over the edge And hear the great silence as it falls Though it’s milliseconds, a rotation As long as a life, and the burst Concrete, flesh splitting
The seed that wriggled in you Released, a splatter. After all Your enemy is dying too, With any luck—faster than you.