You loop the rope around my wrists, so delicately I almost forget this is supposed to thrill me. Your eyes glow barbaric but mine can't unlock from the braided cord just barely rubbing my skin.
I never liked ropes in these kinds of situations, I never felt they were right kind of tempting. You see when you become part of the other you have to embrace it, Like a flaw, Only this one comes with a body count. The rough texture of the rope feels like hay, Like beard stubble pressed against your cheek in a high school classroom, Like broken strands of your now fried hair lying at the bottom of your shower drain. My wrists have a noose around them, But this is a suicide not a lynching.
When his wife crawls into her bed at the end of the night, she won't smell my perfume, We never go to his room. I don't want to know what a marriage bed looks like. But you have to understand, This is my choice. I don't want him to love me, Nor do I think he ever will. He loves what I do to him, What I'll let him do to me, And that's as much of a connection as the both of us need.
It always ends with me being called his ***** by a woman who doesn't know he's turned on by that word, But I never break them up. Either she doesn't leave, And if she does, We all 3 know this wasn't my doing. The rope snapped And its my skin that is left raw. Their tension will only make me bleed.
Love will hurt you. Women like me are a catalyst, Not a damnation