This is my letter to you, rash and unproofread like bouts of teenage poetry and angst. Unconcentrated disgust and rage that bleeds through the pages like ink from a well and blood through a bandage, that crimson that you wrapped around your body in the form of a slinky little dress that matched the carpet in my apartment perfectly.
You tasted like wine and adventure with a tint of regret and poise that you tried to hide behind slang and lipstick, but I'm sorry Darling, you can't play the game like I can, and you won't last, so fold your ******* hand and cash in your chips, you won't need them where you're going.
Your breath on my neck and you're seeing stars, but you can't play the game like I can, and my foot is already out the ******* door.
But, this is my letter to you written on the embroidered napkins on the nightstand in the hotel room where you sold your soul for cheap wine and a good ******* time. You can't play the game like I can, and you're just scribbled on a hotel napkin.