I wish we were strangers
unknown to each other
like a pair of betta fish
separated for their safety
I still feel that old sorrow
like an ancient wine
fermented past shelf life
too moldy for anyone
That smile is poisonous
worms nestled in a snail
controlling all thought
to be eaten by the birds
Talons barely miss my skin
glazing over my neck softly
my only femme fatale
I sit quietly in my bed at night
reliving her reluctant death
her betrayal deep in my eyes
leaving her only with regrets
Mar 31, 2015
Mar 31, 2015 at 6:43 PM UTC
I wish we were strangers
unknown to each other
like a pair of betta fish
separated for their safety
I still feel that old sorrow
like an ancient wine
fermented past shelf life
too moldy for anyone
That smile is poisonous
worms nestled in a snail
controlling all thought
to be eaten by the birds
Talons barely miss my skin
glazing over my neck softly
my only femme fatale
I sit quietly in my bed at night
reliving her reluctant death
her betrayal deep in my eyes
leaving her only with regrets
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