True Love's Kiss
Your cold, icy fingertips,
Pail palm,
Slender arm
Drift limply to the ground beside you
Where you have fallen.
The glass vial jumps from the frozen digits,
Clatters upon the floor,
Erupting into hundreds of glass shards,
The vile liquid seeping outwards
Searchin for a next victim
Should it come.
The clock chimes.
A ghostly echo calls its reply.
The night darkens.
A soul is lost,
Unless the cure be placed upon her tender lips,
The cure that cannot be bought,
Only found on the slimmest of circumstances.
Fortune, luck, fate, and love
May have lost their chance
As the life drains away.
If only there were true love's kiss.
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Dedication
I wanted to mention that I want to dedicate this poem to tj, a poet on this site. I have read some of his excellent poetry, and a lot of it has been on the dark side, which can be, and was, very beautiful. This is one of my first dark-ish poems, and I feel that I will post it in tj's honor. It was written from a sudden inspiration, and it has a sort of sad love[less] story which I believe tj would appreciate, if he ever chooses to read this poem. Thanks for being awesome, tj =].
wInTeR rOsE
Thank you, Winter Rose
I am truely honored. It's a delight to see you back again. I love this poem. You are one of a kind! TJ
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Thank ~you~, tj. I love to read your work and get your feedback, so you are the one I should thank.
wInTeR rOsE