Conversation with Cupid
"Thanks for shooting me"
Said no one
ever
I've learned to stay away when shots start flying
But always seem to show up just in time to be part of the wreckage
The barrel of the gun pressed tightly to my mind.
Life blew into me like a speeding bullet
It ricocheted off my body,
incinerated my self esteem,
pulverized my pride,
and ruptured my self worth upon exit.
Please,
Cupid.
If you decide to point your arrow in my direction
Aim directly for my heart
At least then it will be quick
Having no chance to mend
the damage left in its wake
Why?
from mere feet away?
After all my pleas!
Your arrow was shot directly into my spine
My limbs becoming numb
My eyes glazing over
Left only to feel my beating heart.
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