Sapphires
From the prompt: "Marry me, the stranger begs"

I’m looking down.
Him, on bended knee.
His words drip like crude oil
and I don’t hear Him.
My heart is throbbing
but for all the wrong reasons.
Then I hear it…
“Marry me.”
Not formed as a question,
but made as a demand.
In his hand, a ring.
A ruby framed in gold.
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I miss when things were different.
I miss our conversations, aspirations…
I miss Him.
I miss loving Him.
But he’s changed.
Morphed into a monster,
a shark in my waters,
he waits for me to panic,
to bleed for him.
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He’s a stranger to me now.
I wonder if he would recognize me
on the street,
or in passing…
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But I’m sure he’s forgotten me
like how he forgot
I prefer sapphires…
About the Creator
Caitlyn Wenzel
I don't live to write, I write to live.
Poetry is what I need in order to feel human again, and again.
Let me transform the unspeakable.
I hope my words can reach you.
- Caitlyn



Comments (1)
Brilliant poem Thanks for sharing ♦️♦️♦️