Accismus
- Gabrielle Fruetel
- Dec 29, 2014
- 1 min read
Updated: Apr 27, 2021
4/23/2021 1:00 AM

I am enamoured by the raw decay of a once deep friendship.
Indecision and her gnashing teeth have found their place:
Our love— a gaping hole.
My tears gave tooth to your bitter words
And the weight of those that were unshed ache within my soul.
I loved you without restraint
When I should have put a shackle to my throat.
I poured out my already bleeding soul
And watched as you drained me dry.
Was it my fault that I loved?
I have relived our days over and over:
Living within the shadows of our memories.
My tongue has licked over the bleeding gap I once found so familiar.
I taste the bitter shards that rip my lips and tongue;
All for a lingering taste of you.
I would bear open my heart again just to relive those conversations
And experience whatever lingered in the silence between us.
My words claim hatred for you,
But I can’t help but to spill the love
I push deeper into my broken heart.
Why must I long for such a painful thing?
How many times will I let you break my heart and desecrate my soul?
My dearest, it is as long as I still love you.
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