No Conscience
He had never developed a conscience.
Everything he saw belonged to him
It was his right to take
For he had been unlucky and deprived
Whatever he could get
He deserved
And double
He had the appearance of an angel
Clear blue eyes like the ocean
Beautiful wavy sunlit hair, that sparkled
A jaw that yelled her innocence
Before he reached you
He was trusted easily
In most gatherings
Personable to the maximum degree
Pretending to be lovely,
Using all the right words
Endearing people right and left
He had a gift
We readily ushered him into our family
Expecting the best, and getting it at first.
By the time he cut off our arms and ate our heads
We were too infatuated with him to notice.
Until we did…
Copyright © Caren Krutsinger | Year Posted 2019
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