Sometimes, I watch them scatter across a smooth,
glass surface, and observe the way the shatter the glass.
The way they sweetly cut into the silver surface,
whispering poetry as they continue to slice.
That's how he broke my heart;
slowly,
meticulously,
seducing with sweet lies,
before I could take a step back and
realize what he was really doing
was dissecting my heart.
Taking it piece by piece,
until the whole thing was in sections
and would fall apart like the tender meat
slipping off the thick rib bones.
Slip down into an abyss of loneliness,
further than when I started.
That's not way to treat someone you told you loved.
That's not the way you say goodbye to someone
you kissed goodnight so many nights,
it felt like we could repeat the scene forever.
That's not how you end this.
That's not how this is done.
This is all wrong.
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Teacups and Pens
PoetryA collection of poetry from my mind. Take from it what you will.