We were painted faces on the memorial of hearts, that were crushed to rocky shambles.
Innocent and alive and infactuated with the chase and the thought of being in love.
There was no regard for forgotten lovers or broken-winged doves because, with your face in mine, we only saw each other.
We were the sweetest taste in the darkest brew, drunk and young and impressionable and dependant. We were the bullets shot from the same barrel, whose handler's name was Cupid, and whose imprit read 'Love'.