Insert Heart Here

Insert Heart Here

A Poem by Cassidy Mask

You were a storyteller.

Which is just a nicer word

For liar.

 

Your pen was your greatest

Device, spouting myth

Without apology

Or modesty.

 

And I was

The Woman In Your Life

(Your greatest regret)

 

We lay silent in our beds at night

Dreams our only company.

And I wished

I was just another

Of your stories

 

(So that you might love me)

 


 

I grab the pen

From your clenched fist

And write across your

Still chest.

 

‘Insert heart here.’

 

The ink disperses

Slowly

And I watch you become

Just another

Legend

 

 

The undeserving prince

In my twisted fairytale

© 2010 Cassidy Mask


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This is good, really good, brilliant in fact. But I can't decide if I actually 'like' it...It's so blunt...I don't know what I'm trying to say. Everytime I read it it feels different and I feel different about it....Great write.
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Posted 15 Years Ago


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you.are.amazing.
this is yet another favourite of mine from you. (does that make sense?)
brilliant writing claireee.

Posted 15 Years Ago


and that is why i don't believe in fairy tales... enjoyed the poem~

Posted 15 Years Ago


I love this.. it is mighty in its expression..

Posted 15 Years Ago



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Cassidy Mask
Cassidy Mask

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