The White Knight
The White Knight
Intrepid and sly.
Has a screw loose.
Aptly,
Rattling, obsessively.
Somewhere,
In his shattered avatar.
He believes that he is a god.
A god of women.
Of needy goddesses who are full of holes,
curves, dips and lips.
To fill.
With white.
Of course.
Beautiful promises and lies,
morph like thunder flashes,
and showers of fireworks shot with fear and pain,
screaming, burning evil.
He'll lick their pain to get the licence to bed them.
Over.
And over again.
It's not consensual.
Without.
Truth.
The couch.
The basin.
The carpet.
The bonnet.
The pathetic whimpering.
The controller waits in silence.
Believing. Becoming,
The toxic messenger.
His alibi. The dark
perpetual screaming one.
Surrounded by demons in negative blues.
The grim reaper possessed will dispossess him.
Over and over,
As he dispossessed her
Over and over.
The game they play.
To throw others away.
The sociopathic discarders
Survive a disguise of lies
To help you
From imperfection,
To dazzling beauty
With a final plunge
Into destruction
Deftly manipulated
to engender guilt, suicide,
And feed deranged ego's.
His joy.
Her happiness.
Never amiss.
His bliss.
Her switch.
Copyright © Judith Palmer | Year Posted 2015
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