Envy

My eyes transmute to dark, forest greens.

(Isn't the forest supposed to be beautiful?)

She's beautiful, nothing at all like me.

I make acrimonious convictions about her, and 

sadly, it provides me with such relief. 

I shouldn't preoccupy myself with such maliciousness;

I am desirous of who you are.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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