How Could You

You utter my life unto others,
My ice-cream heart drips with blood into my veins…
I can still hear the sounds of laughter you have caused me.
You have left a scaring tattoo on my friendship,
He broke you down and made you vulnerable and fragile.
He kissed you under the sweet taste of alcohol,
You let my nose breath the same air on your lips of his.
You impregnated your mind with a memory,
And gave birth to it with a confession…
I tried to forget it but I kept on coming back like the planet orbiting the sun,
Now it’s a reality never to be forgotten.

You set fire to a forest and then tried to blossom it with white roses.
You filtered my life with temptation. 

He told me to take care of something,
To misplace it from his life unto mine.
I reacted with no DNA connected,
Genetic strings not related. 
I successfully gained a blessing 
But he saw an opportunity of disclosure.

A wind blowing of revenge dusted the atmosphere
So I excuse any emotion I have ever performed
Anything I have ever made you feel
The fairytale has just extinct.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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