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Mar 2014
“Trust you to trust

Someone like me,” she bites back

Her eyes glaring with a hollow where her faith in herself

Should’ve been. If she were a god

She’d be an atheist.



“I don’t see myself

Being anywhere but here with you.”

Silly, silly boy who’d put her on a pedestal so high even she

Couldn’t climb it. If she were a god

He’d be a fanatic.



“I’ll do you nothing

But harm. You’ll be covered in scars

By the time I’m done with you.” Worthless. She felt worthless

She wished she could make him

Happy. She can’t. Never.



He took his arm and

Brushed it against a sharp edge, blood

Dripping relentlessly. She gasped, “What the ****? You– are you

Suicidal? Because even I’m not

That ****** up, seriously.”



He chuckled dryly, stepped

Towards her, smearing blood on the sleeve

Of her wedding dress. The warm breath on her reeked of sincerity

For once. “Trust me,” he whispered,

“You’re worth suffering for.”
Written by
Prodhi Manisha  United States
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