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i take my bow, says the witch

If loving you was a mistake,

either way—mine to make,

says she, to shape in my hands,

your body. And this pain?

Mine to deal with.

Deserved,

 

maybe, found guilty,

for trying to trick you

into loving me. Through

the whispers, the touch, she

laughs, inducing only

ecstasy—

 

What if the burning at the

stake is not the witch's

fate, but her pleasure?

Her final triumph. No end

more fitting. Nowhere

to escape but

in flames.

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Written by
babyangel
18 / F
Published
Jan 28, 2018
Lines·Words
19·76
Tags
#love#lust#relationships#breakup#witch#witches#occult#freeverse#verse
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