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Toxic Beings


I realize now that you are a toxin in my air
 
That I love the way your fingers get caught in my hair
 
That you are a gallery of art
 
But you also hold a switchblade close to my heart
 
Please don't scream because it's not over
 
I was never good with tears streaming down your shoulder
 
Hold my hand until your cheeks are dry
 
Because I really never want to say goodbye.
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