His touches were gentle and innocent
Like the arms that caught me as I fell
Fell deeper and deeper into his eyes
Their colour brighter than the darkness he created
His words no longer vibrations
Past all the confidence and self respect I thought I had
His muscles were curled around my bones
Presenting me on his lap as though it were a throne
Sweet nothings all it took
Before I let him suck me in
As I was pushed closer to the edge
His apologies nothing but reminders
Pressed through my spine, straight through my heart
The handle just out of reach
His words sending shivers
The anxiety eating away at my skin
Tissue by tissue, bone by bone
The pain the only reminder I was alive
His tears fell like rain, dropping aimlessly on the pavement
“Why don’t you love me?” He screamed
My back pressed firmly against the wall
Pushing the dagger deeper into my chest
His eyes no longer enchanting
His muscles no longer warm
His tongue no longer tantalising
His lips no longer welcome