Pyromaniac
⚠️Trigger Warning: The following poem contains subject matter pertaining to suicide and self-harm⚠️
⚠️Trigger Warning: The following poem contains subject matter pertaining to suicide and self-harm⚠️
By: The Mad Poetess
~ Dear Reader, I give you permission. I give you permission to scar the spine of this book from the countless times you will crack it...
~ I always look my most beautiful when I cry; the bags under my eyes burn as poignantly as waning crescents, lips plump as they quiver...
~ Her desire was painted green. The same colour of her pills and the gemstone she was named after, his eyes or the light at the end of...
~ Once upon a time, I would have called myself a storyteller. But today, I no longer convene–at least, not on a relatively frequent...
~ Please keep in mind that any similarities to Oscar Wilde’s own writing in The Picture of Dorian Gray present within this piece are...
~ The countenance of her throne epitomizes the state of her soul, and this countenance I shall describe only to those who may tolerate...
~ I. The Funeral Take the rosemary they have pressed between my toes and use it to garnish your next glass of wine. As you drink make a...
~ A warm, honeyed glow drips from the pearled strings of the chandelier, illuminating the the whispers of champagned tipsiness on our...
~ Reaching out towards delicately rouged areola, his fingertips blush madly upon their first caress against the pink suppleness. He...
~ 1/4 cup of Stardust (must be wished on before being brewed.) 1/2 a pound of Bleeding Hearts (the flower, not the real thing, ya sick...
~ You think the night is beautiful, with her endless cascade of stars and the way she wears the clouds so seductively– billowing wisps of...
~ There goes Lady Fate, donned in solar sparks and her lace corset whose overt promiscuity catches the attention of one unsuspecting...
~ The eye of the universe bats its lashes at a a single sliver of splintered light blinking boastfully in the opaqueness– a crescent...