nurse's office.

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- my throat spluttered and
my teeth shuddered.
you ask my name as if
it was fake.
i'm not a fan of sitting
on your lap, you ask me
to count how many fingers
would reach.

the back of my throat
longed for your hand.
i longed for your touch
soft and pale, my glands
swole around you, bittersweet
promises.

i don't need apples
i'd like the doctor to stay
his eyes pierced through the
flesh i had left, ember orbs.
he smiled softly and bit my soul.

the sickest patient.
the sickest doctor.

i waited for the scalpel
to reach my throat.
instead he kissed it,
his lips were cold.
his voice was low
he asked to see me
tomorrow.

i splutter blood
his words heal
my deepest wounds
his skin, cold steel.
wrapping my legs
around his waist
as a dying patient
gives the reaper a taste.

open heart surgery
and a kiss on the forehead,
he told me my blood
was only for the gorgeous.

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