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"Her"


“I should've smashed it… I should've smashed it…” A savage smile graced her face in insane glee Pacing back and forth Heart racing Thud-dump...thud-dump... Trickles of crazed laughter dripped from her lips Her eyes like a frenzied demon Wet cheeks and soggy eyelids gave it away The whimpers strained, yet they grew LOUDER! With each drawl “My hatred for you runs deep” His name resonated in her head like a distorted melody Her hands greedily grasped at invisible emotions Words of formalin staggered from her uneven breath “I love you...I love you...loved...you…”
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