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The cracks appeared but they were not like those that you see as you walk a pavement, chasing the gaps that parted, each cemented slab, they were more like shattered pieces of glass that formed on a marble floor as you threw down the champagne flute hurt, angered passion rearing its head a mixture of pleasure and pain relieving the numbness - the pleasure reliving the past - the pain Lipstick marked partial pieces of glass, matching the blood that began to seep from her hand as she collated the pieces scarring the floor droplets fell, she brought her palm to the side taking up the blood into her parted lips loosely letting go of any glass in the palm of her hand On her knees she lifted her body slowly he took his Prada shoe kicking her a blow to the stomach knocking her to the floor below she missed the glass table by mere inches saving her head from a similar blow As he walked away, he flicked his cigar unfinished, on her barely clothed body and from a distance spat and cursed in his mother tongue "Puttana!" "Ti disprezzo!" She kept her head down her hair knotted in the smashed glass, picking the stem of the hollow flute, she threw it flying through the air hitting him, to the shin *"Son of a ***** The words, pulsated through the air bouncing off all four walls, she held no regrets she had become accustomed to the repercussions of her own counter attacks she didn't even quiver They had fallen convicted criminals of passion and pain numbness reality a daze blood and fire alight Neither left the room until the following morning whiskey bottles emptied clothes disarrayed blood on the walls In this fight between passion and pain neither would leave, abandon this disrupted ****** up ship "Stay!" the only word she would murmur when all was said, and done. © Sia Jane
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Nov 6, 2013
Nov 6, 2013 at 9:53 PM UTC
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The cracks appeared but they were not like those that you see as you walk a pavement, chasing the gaps that parted, each cemented slab, they were more like shattered pieces of glass that formed on a marble floor as you threw down the champagne flute hurt, angered passion rearing its head a mixture of pleasure and pain relieving the numbness - the pleasure reliving the past - the pain Lipstick marked partial pieces of glass, matching the blood that began to seep from her hand as she collated the pieces scarring the floor droplets fell, she brought her palm to the side taking up the blood into her parted lips loosely letting go of any glass in the palm of her hand On her knees she lifted her body slowly he took his Prada shoe kicking her a blow to the stomach knocking her to the floor below she missed the glass table by mere inches saving her head from a similar blow As he walked away, he flicked his cigar unfinished, on her barely clothed body and from a distance spat and cursed in his mother tongue "Puttana!" "Ti disprezzo!" She kept her head down her hair knotted in the smashed glass, picking the stem of the hollow flute, she threw it flying through the air hitting him, to the shin *"Son of a ***** The words, pulsated through the air bouncing off all four walls, she held no regrets she had become accustomed to the repercussions of her own counter attacks she didn't even quiver They had fallen convicted criminals of passion and pain numbness reality a daze blood and fire alight Neither left the room until the following morning whiskey bottles emptied clothes disarrayed blood on the walls In this fight between passion and pain neither would leave, abandon this disrupted ****** up ship "Stay!" the only word she would murmur when all was said, and done. © Sia Jane
One of a few being edited - so this is a draft as I learn to edit my very unedited work ;)
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Nov 6, 2013
Nov 6, 2013 at 9:53 PM UTC
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