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You, my little wonder, are a metal instrument, pulling milk teeth A punch in a stomach, followed by a muted growl Soft, sweet children’s skin torn violently apart by rabid dogs A throbbing fist, clenched so tight that nails penetrate a palm You, my little wonder, are the sea of blood Where the waves boil and burn in a hellish storm Where the seagulls holler “Liar! Liar! Liar! Liar!” You, my little wonder, are my trial, before which I stand naked Exposed and ashamed, like a local **** You, my little wonder, are my nightmare that rips my mouth apart and pours itself in You, my little wonder, are a little wild child, naked, all in blood, Crying for your mother, lost in the street Among the dancing snowflakes, too soft, too light to ever touch you You, my little wonder, are my darkest love, my darkest fear
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Mar 10, 2019
Mar 10, 2019 at 1:47 AM UTC
My Little Wonder
You, my little wonder, are a metal instrument, pulling milk teeth A punch in a stomach, followed by a muted growl Soft, sweet children’s skin torn violently apart by rabid dogs A throbbing fist, clenched so tight that nails penetrate a palm You, my little wonder, are the sea of blood Where the waves boil and burn in a hellish storm Where the seagulls holler “Liar! Liar! Liar! Liar!” You, my little wonder, are my trial, before which I stand naked Exposed and ashamed, like a local **** You, my little wonder, are my nightmare that rips my mouth apart and pours itself in You, my little wonder, are a little wild child, naked, all in blood, Crying for your mother, lost in the street Among the dancing snowflakes, too soft, too light to ever touch you You, my little wonder, are my darkest love, my darkest fear
MoonGator
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Mar 10, 2019
Mar 10, 2019 at 1:47 AM UTC
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