The Whiskey Taster’s Flavor Guide

Spilt Red Wine Along Cold Hands

I raise a glass to you
My lips lingering along the glass
I pull away the stains along my wrists permanent

Your eyes roll to look at the mind you don't have

"To the happy couple." I smile over your bodies 

I cannot tell if when you told me I was insane if you were right

I remember how cold your hands were, maybe you were already dead
I don't think you can be colder than this

The miss you dawn on me
The lies you spew like blood
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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