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This sweet madness


Blood burns inside her wrists so sore until she’s writhing on the floor in acute pain caused by the madness of consuming ones heart and wanting more. The red drips from her baby nose it doesn’t stop but gently flows shivering and crying, curled up fetal the dark desperation of her emotion grows Growing large, her strawberry heart turns from sweet to surprisingly tart the wood beneath her creaks and groans from this place she can never again part.
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