Holding
Sat in a corner
as a dark empty
figure grabs you
by the head and
wispers sweet
nothings in
your ear
beliving every word
he says
he puts you
in your place.
In your corner.
In your head.
Everyone had
gone but him.
He had taken
everything
out your
brain and
through your
ear but a
fire remained
too hot to
touch.
Vanish, he went
as Fire walked in.
She held you
and you
held on.
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