Subtle strangulationA Poem by Scott Troy
Hold my neck.
The way you caress my vertebrae. Then turn away. Only to invite a firmer grip. That disappears just as quickly. A coin with ever changing sides. I the atlas. Bearing the weight of us. You the saint of sharp daggers. All wedged into the cracks of my foundation. I'm steadfast. You are steadly backing away. Awaiting the tower to crumble. © 2018 Scott TroyFeatured Review
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