Perfection - Poem #34

Perfection - Poem #34

A Poem by toritto

She thought Hell must be empty
‘cause all the demons were here
in this dark lonely place
she once thought was heaven.

He was life sucking in his perfection
leaving her an empty husk
no longer the woman she once was
each day running on empty,
an operating system frozen.

Smiling arrogant b*****d;
he clips coupons to save a few pennies
while wearing slippers
he keeps in his cozy space.

Her friends told her
such men will hurt you,
laughing when she spoke of his perfection
“Give him the test for Replicants!
No one here believes he’s real!”

But she could not see
beyond his addicting toxic beauty
or notice that the Siren’s call
was off key ever so slightly;
Circe leading her to the rocks.

And so on a rainy Sunday morning
while he slept in his pajamas
she decided over coffee that she hated him
and would not live here
anymore.

.


© 2018 toritto


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Added on August 16, 2018
Last Updated on August 16, 2018
Tags: falling out of love