Disastrous Desire
He tells her to no longer breathe
Any response induces him to seethe
Contradicting actions place a rope in her hand yet,
yanks her from the ledge she stands
He knows she’d follow him anyway
Denying all words to this day
Convinces her his feelings are true
Her own heart can only rue
“Going to burn it” escapes his lips
Words lash harsher than whips
Its all I know is the one protest
As long as he’s present, she never rests
Torture in the form of affection
Cant get a phrase out without his correction
Hands that clasp around her throat
In a whispering voice he begins to gloat
Never complains, won’t regret the pain
His attention is what keeps her sane
He rips her very soul apart
She expected it all from the start
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