A Bottle of PoisonA Poem by N.SevillaA desperate cry. A tearing need. Fumbling with the refrigerator door. A blast of cold air. Cool on the sweaty brow of a desperate man. The poison filled crate, there, gleaming in its sickly color. The clinking of glass. A deathly smell wafting from the living room. Trudging to the quiet-filled room, a wife with sleepy eyes enters to find a husband on the couch with red distant eyes and a poison bottle in his clenched fist. Those eyes dart to see the woman. The stench of his breath clouds his eyes and he does not see his wife, only a scapegoat. With a roar he stands and advances towards the fragile love of his life. The smooth glass bottle, thick and hard, soon reduced to broken shards and poisonous jagged edges. © 2011 N.SevillaAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on April 2, 2011 Last Updated on April 2, 2011 AuthorN.SevillaCAAboutI've had this account for several years and I am finally coming back to my writing roots. It's been a joy to write again and look back on my poetry from 10 years ago and see the changes in my life. .. more..Writing
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