The fire burning within,
of a once romanticized night.
The machete now lies in my palm.
The glistening of oozing red,
slick as the night’s rain,
Only to wash away,
the sin.
The hour resides, the cold shower,
to cleanse the heart,
and it sits on my shelf.
Her heart and the hand,
the one I held,
belongs to her no more.
The love,
gone,
and replaced with guilt.
The eyes, the ones I own, peer down.
The machete, now slick with my blood,
the sin, of which I am.
- Author: Michael T.G. Farrell ( Offline)
- Published: October 2nd, 2024 13:47
- Comment from author about the poem: This was the first poem I wrote. It was written on Friday the 13th (October 13th 2023)
- Category: Sad
- Views: 21
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