The Ball of Yarn
A trail taut with torment
Fraught with threads afray
Once fastidious, your intricacies so fervent
Now cease to self-fascinate and fade away.
I washed away your beauty as I
drank all you had to give,
For I was poor and lonely,
While you were all-too-quick to forgive.
A fool, in an all-you-can-eat fools buffet,
I was too quick
To take what you were freely
giving away.
Now unwound the truth unfolds,
To show the sew sawed and severed.
A final, swansong voice to those untolds.
My core torn, our souls entwined, your sanity...
Untethered.
Copyright © Rebecca Huxley | Year Posted 2017
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