sane
my fingers will do nothing more
but curl themselves into claws
and your name—a snarl on my lips—
your words were crafted carefully
and—razor-tipped arrows—struck
you never missed
but the novocaine numbed the wounds
until it—suddenly—ran its course
my world was full—all searing pain—
and through that agony
came blinding clarity—
painted in red
and with blazing eyes and fingers
contorted into barbed hooks—
i scanned the aftermath for you
and found you—
reveling in the debris of my sanity—
and—gentle—
i murdered your memory—
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