Blue Flames
Brokenhearted and distraught
your eyes like rifles
loaded and cocked
enraged and disgusted
with their whites blood shot
You aim your gaze
with the lever engaged
and departed the room
like the white waters rush
Burnt to a crisp in an old fire pit
piles of ash combust
Your trust fades into night like day
and slips beneath the horizon to dust
Air inhaled like oxygen
has failed your breath now poisonous
as the iron in your blood
corroded to metallic
flaking fragments settled in rust
Clinging to the wall
is a frameless picture
of a window held by no panel or pane
Loosening staples
fall to the ground
the pieces slowly melting away
soaked with desire
and kerosene drowned
fueling the fire to the bluest of flames
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