Uneven Heart

When a heart brakes it doesn’t break even  
                        Just like a parachute my words were force to moved  
                            By the wind into a physical absent dimension  
                                          You said I wouldn’t break  
                           But here am picking up pieces, off the ground  
                       Just like an iced tipped diamond my heart was fragile  
              You flashed the love I had for the person I ones knew as my universe  
                                      So here is an early valentine gift  
                                      A black rose and a dead foetus  
                                    Dry cursed and sucked out peaches  
                     Through my warm comfort I covered your body with my jacket  
                         You rather brought back a thousand devil send lightning’s  
                                To strike from the apex right up to my arteries   
                                       My heart separated unequal  
                                              My love fall down   
                      As hatred engulfed the surface of my bandaged broken heart  
                                    I was left with a pre-meditated conclusion
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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