The Anatomy of A Love Song
I’ve always watched movies where men hit on women and told them they could make sweet music with them.
I’ve imagined them ripping out her ribs
To make xylophones
Gorging out her heart
Using it as a metronome
Taking her teeth
To make maracas
Cutting out her lungs
To make bagpipes
Breaking her fingers and toes
To use as keys to a piano
Tearing off her hands
Clashing them together like cymbals
Plucking her hairs
To use as strings in his violin
Men can be musicians at times
Playing a woman to her very death
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