The Last Demon
to exorcise
The final remnant of my regrets
is an ember that
I never quite managed to stamp out.
So it sizzles
and something burns until
smoke reaches my nose.
I cry
because it smells like your blankets
but I am on
a bed of coals,
not in the arms of anyone.
In this moment, I curse
the day I realized
the identical fiery
sparks in our eyes.
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