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The Second Memoir Of An Imperfect Angel...


The Second Memoir Of An Imperfect Angel...

 

Her eyes as dark as coal,

But her heart glittered a blinding light.

 

She hardly cried,

And her tongue spat no lies.

 

So sweet yet, often mean,

She’d toy with he and I.

 

Now who she’ll love I do not know,

Who she’ll choose, I can’t bear to see,

For I know that, in the bitter end,

The choice will not be me...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DISCLAIMER: I wrote this many years ago...

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T. Talbott

Writing has always been a way for me to release my emotions...As of right now, in this particularly rough moment in my life, it has greatly helped me maintain a stable and healthy mind.

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