Prisoner to You
- Cali Sullivan
- Dec 28, 2018
- 1 min read
Venom dances on your tongue
ready to slit my fragile skin,
your mouth holding pretty daggers
to my throat.
There is nothing left for me to do
but to apologize to your dark eyes
as the blue sinks deep into my flesh and work
into my veins,
a poison that burns as it
courses through my body,
a flame that I have grown
used to.
Trapped in your bedroom,
the door knob whispers my name,
as they, too,
even know about your toxins,
And desperately beg for me to
leave.
But, the intimidating wall snicker
along with you
because they know
that I could never escape.
For the poison has already settled
in my brain,
and has convinced me that I
must stay.
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