A thin mist enveloped my head
Like a translucent veil of ice
I was just sitting there
Limp.
On a rotting bench
The wood coated in a thin layer of frost
Tiny crystals sparkling in the weak sunlight
The weak sun
It was bieng smothered by the white clouds wich covered the entire sky
But still diluted rays fell onto the frozen earth
My hands were turning blue
The skin on my knuckles was white
Because I was holding on to them so tightly
Those violets you gave me
I was crushing the stems in my fist
While I was staring straight ahead
Watching your silhouette fade into the mist
A mess of pale grey
And then all I saw was red
Because bleeding minds bleed bleeding tears
And my tears were fighting for room in my eyes
Because you didn't look back
My eyes couldn't hold the tears anymore
They were burning my eyes
So they splashed onto those violets
In dark red beads
Staining them
Poisoning them
Changing them
Into poisoned lilacs
Those poisoned lilacs
As you faded away
YOU ARE READING
Heart Scrub
PoetryHere is my poisoned lilac heart Tell me, what do you think? Does it disgust you, or please you or sadden you? Will you wash it down the sink?