How can you look into my eyes and tell me you care when your gaze is burning holes in my brain? You held me close and ran your fingers, searching for delicacy; I thought it was because you wanted to protect me, you knew it as a way to control me.
When you locked your hands in mine, you said you promised you'd never leave; I didn't know you meant it figuratively; please, stop haunting me.
You spoke sweet nothings, made me smile, made me happy, but I only soon found that they were just that: sweet, bitter, sugar-coated empty words of nothing.
How can you hold my hand and dig your nails so deep into the creases of my fingers and invade my blood-stream