My Tart Heart
“More than aromatic peaches that are ripe for the picking,
I prize you, my green apple...”
As a person who fervently enjoys your tasty tartness,
As a person who takes pride in your glossy shine and sweet essence,
As a person who gently caresses your delicate outer,
I cannot bring myself to withdrawal from you.
As my fingers graze around your frame,
As my eyes regard your luscious malachite hue,
As my tongue witnesses your zest,
I can never leave you.
Oh! The melodious sound of your skin being breached by my teeth,
Mixed in with your juices overflowing,
How can I part with you?!
Yet, I must forbid your presence, for you would bring me tears.
With these wires of steel along my smile,
I can no longer enjoy you like you were intended.
I must have you in soupçon amounts or not at all,
For your acidity is too much for my metal mouth.
Oh how this saddens me.
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