Senseless by Samantha Brant

I washed my mouth with soap so I could no longer taste your name 
My tongue limp, your kisses spilled out one by one
Filling the sink. 
I replaced my perfume with vinegar so my nose forgot your smell
And bathed in the fireplace to burn your touch from my skin. 
I blinked
And your face flashed behind my eyes, a halo of white light
So I shut the blinds and shattered the lamp. 
I took the broken glass to shred my ears, deaf to your voice. 
Red dripped from my knuckles
Crescent moon divots deep in my palm. 
I cannot recall the fingers that once lay there, softly.