that night I was in love
world swirling with obnoxious oxymorons
deafening colors
sounds that don't really exist.
everything was the same, I recognized every wall.
kisses tasted like cigarettes and cigarettes
tasted like eternity.
We spoke of things quite inconsequential considering
the two crescent moons dancing over our heads.
and when he stabbed me in the gut with that crystal dagger
(or was it a kitchen knife?)
from within emerged a horde
of butterflies, but in the dark they looked like moths.
I stood there
bleeding wings, a flurry of colors
(or were they shades of gray?)
I died, but then
I woke up.
About the Creator
Tess V. Flaire
PhD candidate in linguistics trying to creatively vent out the frustrations of academia. I write about travel, philosophy, and occassionally other things that pop into my mind. Sometimes I dabble in fiction.

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