When my petals are gloved
Someone gets my knife’s fatal kiss
Don't they want to feel loved
Don’t they want a romantic bliss
//
Ugh, I hate the smell of metal.
My knife has kisses spread
Over its edge where they settle.
I can’t afford more red.
//
Man, woman, doesn’t matter
They can all share my loving dreams
Why do loved ones scatter
I only want to hear their screams
//
Their screams flail in my melted ears,
Screams I can’t get rid of.
Her “kisses” invoke immense fear.
Scars are what she calls love.
//
I give my friends care from above
Kissing beyond the bone
Even if they don’t give me love
I’ll give some of my own
//
To a degree, it’s true
What they think. I did it.
But I never wanted to do
Something so barbaric.
//
They retreat back to shade
When I do what they did to me
Fleeing my red-drenched blade
It’s my form of love, don’t you see
//
It dries. I see it all
On my soaked knife and gloves,
The souvenirs she stole from all
Those who she says she loves.
//
Now I can look at them close up
Those I loved and care for
Their love for me is drying up
It’s time for them to give me more
//
It doesn’t last very long.
It dries up, and she wants more.
It always feels so wrong,
But I can’t stop her lust for gore.
//
Looking at it I remember
How much they all love me
That’s why I return the favor
Now everyone is happy
//
Each stroke hurts me as well.
When she stabs them, I feel it, too.
Every scar burns like Hell,
But there’s nothing I can do.
About the Creator
Daniel Freeman
A friend accidentally got me into writing, and now I can't stop
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