the one that my school rejected
you were
a creeping smile
red tipped thorns on vines,
sharp and ever growing.
a mythic beast
drawn to the feast
you were vast and all knowing.
i put my trust in you,
faith like glowing lanterns in the trees:
glowing and pulsing,
leaving dark shadows to mask the debris.
pounding out a rhythmic heartbeat.
looking back i should have known
that the monster i had grown to fear
was the one that i held so close-
so dear.
that your kindness was but a veiled plan
to lure me in; to hold me down-
down within your softly lit den
with all your other so called, “friends”
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