A Father's Grace
Unbothered negligence, his trophy an epithet; lecherous outlaw.
Obstreperously, you fought, his excuse leaked from his lips: vampish.
Vexed his apology turned into a sour eulogy at my incarceration. That
tizzy buzzed in my consciousness flaring, flaming furiously. A hick
harboring entitlement, they called my protest blasphemy. Your gait
gammy from the scars left behind; he confused you for a harlot– apathetic.
Analog, that memory an attack of asphyxia suffocating your trachea.
The thought is a deterioration of personal development, existing
essentially as a tool of manipulation against my goddess. Rapturous
ripples in your mind erected his anonymity; my baby became a victim and
a survivor. Athena, my other half of war, filled with strategy learned
lechery is an attack on the mind more than the body. His clasp
Created a crater, a chasm embraced by the sea. Drowning in
inky water, void of light, you became vantablack. Plastered
permanently inside a box, he is now a carcass. His words pseudo
prayers, he had circumvented you with sweet nothingness. Even
eternity cannot erase the past, but Alcippe, my love is unconditional.
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