The Man Called Viand
People say the relationship is toxic.
That he'll kill me.
(It surely well might be the case)
But it's not your business
I tell myself
People say the relationship ain't healthy.
That I can do better.
(And I probably can)
But that's my concern
Not yours
I kiss him
They act hostile.
I hold his hand
I'm met with resentment.
Yet every anniversary,
They'll be the ones giving me the cake.
(Always chocolate.)
Sometimes I break it of.
Say it's over.
But he still calls
And I will always answer...
Eventually.
After I relapsed
(cause that's what it's like really. An addiction)
They all cast me that look.
But I know they are seeing him too.
I don't think anyone can resist,
The urge to indulge
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