Poison's LoveA Poem by Tai RyensHow I wished I could perfect the brew, but I couldn't . . .Such delightful poison you were; a deadly brew that wilted roses by a whiff of your scent, inflicted even more destruction upon
the mistakes of a soul, my soul, deprived of love longing for your touch: for I believed you would corrode evil with a caress, and indeed I did melt away while the warmth of
your taste cleansed my throat.
Oh, how I craved you every wretched night after they made me throw you away, for I felt your acidic smile now held the cyanide of my own dear brew, a batch I left untended, bouncing around in your stomach; felt that killer smile dissolve, submit to a venom more potent: mine. How I wished I could perfect the brew, but I couldn't: they took me away, you see!
They failed to realize even poison has a half-life, even poison has an expiration date and you were far past yours: I longed once more for your burning touch, to make you deadly once more and not mistake you for salvation, and overdose like I did, then. © 2013 Tai RyensAuthor's Note
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