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Poetry: Numb

• 1 of 64

  by Melissa Moser

  Detachment

  I am detached, unfettered
  My heart defies all strings
  At times I wonder if I ever
  Truly cared for human things

  My disconnect

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• 2 of 64

  by Derek Huang

  Heart lies on the surgeon's table,
  A life who glows within death's stable
  Here is Organ Hospital,
  where doctors do the impossible
  "Diagnost ic."

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• 3 of 64

  by Laura Leigh Fields

  *Numb*

  I wish I couldn't remember,
  the things that I will never forget.
  Every day I build another wall,
  but the past isn't buried

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• 4 of 64

  by Mia Roberts

  The day my chin

  sliced open on the ice;

  that day, i yearned to be numb.

  My head was pounding,

  my chin stinging

  and like

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• 5 of 64

  by Beef Frankland

  Have we made our children numb?
  Anesthetized,
  d eadened.
  Have they lost their sensitivity,
  by watching such images again and again.
  That

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Poetry: Numb