Eros
Eros
His arrows swung on the pages left and right
Piercing the screens scratched on the surface
Nimble and cautious he waits
Careful not to swing the wrong way
It’s a delicate game
Of mismatched faces and broken stories
He sits waiting
Gripping tight to the whispers around him
For he listens closely to ones just like him
Scavenging the hills and valleys of loves true form
Now diminished to a bright string of light
And a swipe
Swinging left and choosing right
He sits back in awe
Dancing upon the memories of those days
When his arrows were straight
Flung deep into veins
Piercing the bloodstream
Pumping sweet soft nectar
Of true love but such pain
Leaving a small unhinged splinter
He sits blindfolded and frail
Tasting mischief on his tongue
Wondering whos to come next
As he stumbled along
Crafting ideas
And new ways to have fun
But he fears nothing is left
Too much damage has been done
For Eros still lingers
You can hear him still
Whistling through tree tops
And prancing through the hills
But even our Eros spends time alone
Scrolling through tinder
Glued to the phone
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