White Lies

A Poem by MinorArt

White sheets
And white silk
Slinking from milky shoulders
Clean
Like a white wedding morning
White paper clouds
And a snow blanket, crisp
Clear liquids, transparent
White teeth sinking into my skin
And cars outside are just white noise
Breeze
I whisper something in your ear
Crystal clear,
Faint sounds of something odd drop to your palms from my lips
A lie, white as the sheets
First of the day
Musky, thick in the air
Dark cloud
Dirty tongue
Fourth one comes before the fifth
And I'm covered in filth
Fleas
Eating away at the whites of your eyes
Devoid of fear
White guilt, mine
Wide mouth, smile pretty
Wild kisses
Between breaths of white lies
I plant my lips on your eyes
Don't look at the lies
Growing mould, getting cold
Piling up around you
Just listen to my voice
Mellow, sweet
Dripping white lies at your feet
Sticky
Until the room is black
And my love is black
Your eyes still shut, still blind to the black
You taste my mouth
The lies inside
And they taste bitter
I dab whiskey on my tongue
And tell you it's liquor
Touch me, enjoy me
Let me numb you, wear you out
So I can tell more lies
And you lay still, on my porcelain sheets
Collecting my lies like specs of dust
White to the ear, black to the heart