Nothing More
She sliced
into their friendship
as a knife invades the mellow
of cheese, binding lifeless
to a one-sided
scalpel, sharpened blade.
Like the lip of an iceberg
smirks, while masquerading a titanic
terror awaiting, she pantomimed wit,
like Persephone
so clung, knew not how best
disengage, an ego
inflated so, emboldens.
Like a hawk fallen, taking
thermal winds
for granted, civility
such as hers belittled all,
disguised a tiny aperture for
such parity to exist
such, foolish deeds as she
brandished, like Hermes, believed
such deceit, betrayed just one.
Poetry Slam:
This poem is about:
Our world