Killer

Sometimes, I think I’m a killer

Who puts naive hearts in danger,

Who drowns dreams in quiet lies

In a tempestuous sea of ice.

 

I’m fond of raindrops made of pain,

Of tears that drip when I hear my name;

A bad wolf in a fairy tale,

Chasing innocence along a foggy trail.

 

Oftentimes, I think I’m a killer

Who turns a lover into a stranger,

Who likes blood-stained flowers, 

A sycophantic heartbreaker.


Author's Notes/Comments: 

A quiet admission of being both the wound and the one who causes it.

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