Crucifixion
Crucifixion
A neon green blade puncturing my heart.
Old wounds.
You’re showered in red and lathered in markings of punishment, your private crucifixion.
In the corner of your carpet room, you repent.
I scratch at the hairs on your neck and they stand like little sticks.
My nose twitches and the salt sea rains down my cheeks; my empathy and your apathy twinkle in the night.
Sorrows song visits in your eyes.
An ending, ascending.
