Duplicitous little bitch
Too painful to bear,
the loss, the choice,
the dreadful abyss
of letting go.
Why not to share?
I asked to myself and
I asked to the first,
but the answer came
in a slap.
Oh, my face, the shame,
the red, the blood,
in my cheeks,
on the ground.
See, that bloody thing,
bloodying the floor,
is my fucking heart,
dramatic and alive
wishing to die.
I asked to the second,
and received, this time,
a kiss with lingering
bitterness.
“Duplicitous little bitch,”
they said with a choked voice
and left me,
making the choice.
The first one showed me
sudden kindness,
and took my meaty feelings
from the cold
bloodied floor.
But they only cradled it
in their soft warm hands
to drop it better in the trash.
Shall I make it my home?
I think stupidly to myself,
shedding lazy tears
that taste like glass and gall.