BARE YOUR TEETH AT ME

Georgia Watson

BARE YOUR TEETH AT ME:

 

Skin stained by your bleeding Venom, I can’t change the truth, but I can fabricate a lie. Give me everything I’ve begged for, then rip it out of my hands and watch them bleed. I can’t tell you what you’ve done, and you can’t look me in the eyes.

 

Bare your teeth at me and I walk away, but say my name and I’ll come crawling back. I look upon your gritted smile, all broken and twisted, and my stomach churns as if it’s trying to make butter.

 

Ripped my skin as your bare your teeth, and I know I could change my name, change my life.

 

But every time I look into your jaws, I feel your teeth baring and brushing over my skin.

  • Author: Georgia Watson (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 7th, 2025 16:44
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  • sorenbarrett

    Powerful and raw this write bites and gnaws at emotion and spits it out. Strong words.

  • Tony36

    Amazing write



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