Break your back over
my heart three times &
claim it's body poetry.
Knock on wood & pray
Zeus didn't hear you.
You say you know no better,
but I've seen the malice in your eyes the
moment before our lips touch & I am
afraid; I love it.
Trust you trust you trust you..
Why would you beg I trust you?
You knew from the second you
saw me that you would end up
covering me in kisses the way
lava covered Pompeii
& giddily watch as I suffer when
you leave me to dry.
You are so heartachingly beautiful,
&, as the daughter of Apollo, I am
obligated to let the son of Aphrodite know;
my father was the brightest star
until nineteen years ago.
Oct 15, 2014
Oct 15, 2014 at 3:47 PM UTC
Break your back over
my heart three times &
claim it's body poetry.
Knock on wood & pray
Zeus didn't hear you.
You say you know no better,
but I've seen the malice in your eyes the
moment before our lips touch & I am
afraid; I love it.
Trust you trust you trust you..
Why would you beg I trust you?
You knew from the second you
saw me that you would end up
covering me in kisses the way
lava covered Pompeii
& giddily watch as I suffer when
you leave me to dry.
You are so heartachingly beautiful,
&, as the daughter of Apollo, I am
obligated to let the son of Aphrodite know;
my father was the brightest star
until nineteen years ago.
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Sorry, Daddy,
I know you told me never to love a man anything like you.
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