Little Miss Giving

Death is not an option
  like it was when I was young,
But that old familiar noose
  still ties a knot around my tongue.
Strangling the letters
  to all the words I wish to speak,
So I’ll hide these seeds of reason
  within a kiss upon your cheek.
In hopes that it will bloom
  into the dream we had before,
You said you were crazy then,
  but sweetheart, that's what love is for.
I’m tied by a billion vines in your mind
  to the edge of this beautiful wreck,
As your pendulum of indifference
  settles just before my neck.
Paranoia coats my search for truth
  and the demons in your head,
Oh how I wish you would kill them all
  and just come back to bed.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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