I spill blood over coffee and bleed myself dry. the girl you see is nothing more than a mirror reflecting last nights dream. I am here. I have always been here. but I have never been seen. Girlhood is a performance and Iām stealing the show. I perform in the bathroom mirror and I practice leaving my body. The art of dissociation to avoid pain. I divide into two, a hole so big even god canāt fill. I pick up my skin, pull it over my thighs and zip it up. I feel like an imposter stepping out into the world asking god to dim the lights so I can start my performance. Here I am world, just like you asked, a girl, uncomfortable in her own skin, pleading to be enough.
ā Hannah Green, from Girlhood Is Grief āschool of performing artsā Ā©





















