39. remember that night

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When you shouted in the void
tired that your memories are now six feet under,
you were left with no choice
than dance to howls and surreal thunder.

My dear Amaranthine, like your mother named you
The name is your only inheritance
other than false pride and copious pain
Who'll benefit more, an orphan of a prosperous family, than you?

You dangled like an apple, you fell from the tree
The pests are you open, cider vinegar in your breath
You rot with the wounds, you blossomed with a smile
Finally, someone adopted you, you became the apple of the eye.

Painted the walls and painting the fence
Rocky road skies and bubblegum aches
Ash was your water, smoke was your air
You'd paint what you wanted you to be, peppermint pence.

Then you met me, I came close
Brushing the crusty blood, like rubies and rose
The spec(k)s of broken glass, how they mistook it for freckles
The pearl rope hanging from the sandalwood
The scent of death left a necklace, red pearls tattooed on your neck.

Oh, my love, how you'd play the guitar
When out of tune, you'd pluck my heart
Strong by string, note by note
Your melodies will play a bloodied tone.

When you'll realise how your pepper madness
burnt my wound, plunged me into sadness
I withered, you tethered, by the mountain
Letting your sins and my ashes wash, by the rain.

You became the villain your mum saw in her husband
You became the villain your kin wanted dead
You became vanilla moon's coffee scars that night,
The lullabies and folklores make you haunt, the ghost who remembers that night.

You became the villain your mum saw in her husbandYou became the villain your kin wanted deadYou became vanilla moon's coffee scars that night,The lullabies and folklores make you haunt, the ghost who remembers that night

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