POEM STARTER

Submitted by Amari

'Every tear you shed sparks a fire in my chest.'

Write a poem opening or concluding with this line.

The Tearing Of Mrs. Canvas

Explicit. ❗❗❗🤬 ---------- A spotless canvas - little covering. Displayed with the flashing lights and clangorous music. The smell of cheap beer, loud pot, and sheer lust clinging to the air. Music vibrates the stage. The sound resonates off of the pole - as she clutches it between her legs. The canvas moves to the melody. Empty. Spotless. Not without an impression. Not without pain. Beautiful. Empty. The dogs approach her, lustful hounds wishing nothing more than to spray the canvas. To leave their mark. They howl beneath her, gnashing their teeth. They imagine. They imagine. They are empty. They are hellish. The canvas tunes them out. She focuses on the peppermint lingering on her breath. Liquid courage. Each dollar tossed to the canvas only defiles her. She feels disgusting. She is disgusting. She is beautiful. They are disgusting. The boy clacks away at his controller. He will beat the boss this time. Surely. He wonders how the canvas is. He is empty. He is foolish. He is nothing. He is apathy. Why does the canvas save herself for him? The man would strangle the boy, watching the light drain from his hollow eyes - cursing him for his inaction as his lungs collapse under the rage. The boy would slay the man, make him pay for becoming a hound. The boy would cut him down for his disloyalty. For his lusts. For his failure. For his wickedness. The canvas remains. Scarred. Scared. Sacred. Defiled. Empty. Beautiful. Torn. I am sorry, my love. You are an unfinished piece. Every tear you shed sparks a fire in my chest, one day that flame will consume me - and I will love you fully. Least I burn myself instead by the sins I carry within my ashen soul.
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