Genetics
I was hurt
by the man I thought I could look up to.
So young,
still can smell the alcohol.
Rage ran though him
and he took it out on me.
When I got older I believed it was okay
to take my sorrow out on someone more beautiful than I.
Hired a hit man to get my precious treasure.
Should have remembered, cannot rely on others
if you want something done.
Would have to take measures into my own hands.
A quick trip to the famers market
looking frantically for what to choose.
Then I had a flashback when I saw the apples.
Red was his favorite color, like the bruises when new.
Ran to my lab as fast as I could,
with a wicked grin creeping inside.
The perfect luring tactic a pretty girl would love,
wouldn't be able to hide...
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