From the seed, I flutter free,
Morning glory, a dance with glee.
Aquatic veins with life inflamed,
I ride the wind, and danced along the rain
In full bloom, clouds cast a gloom,
Shadows stretch, a relentless loom.
Plucked away from my vine, my kin,
I clenche tight, as he caves me in.
I prayed and prayed and prayed to end this cruel scheme
Reality bites, a nightmarish stream.
His thumb encircles, I gasp for air,
Defenseless blossom, caught in despair.
A python's grip, a relentless twine,
He tears away, my petals decline.
Clawed fingers pinch, I hide my hand, my legs my face,
Behind the drapes, in a darkened space.
Each petal stolen, a cruel display,
Reduced to nothing, a bud in dismay.
Blades of his claws, a wiggling sin,
Mushed and smashed her, his hardened skin
No alarms rise, no voices swell,
As I’m trashed, to be trodden, farewell.
A naked flower, once held so strong,
Now just a memory, in silence, belongs.
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