What if I'd take your heart out
In my precise surgeon hands
And get it fixed for good?
What would my cure feel like?
A nip here and a tuck there
A precise cut of scalpel
To take all the poison out
Wouldn't you feel relieved?
With solide golden thread
I'd sew back the broken pieces
Make a few embroideries
I have a few artsy ideas
I'll sprinkle stardust on it
The kind that heals all wounds
And a touch of fairy powder
To make your heart grow lighter
Will touch it with bliss tincture
Just at the right time and space
Your heart will be filled with grace
You'll love its new allure!
But the hardest part shall be
To convice your heart to sing
For this I have a few tricks
And a few little nothings
I'll sew it back into you
When it beats into life again
But not before kissing it, love
Your bloody heart is in my hands
Think not!
I know
You'll crave
My cure
You can't
Resist
I won't
Hurt you
There nothing quite like it
You know it's true...
YOU ARE READING
A little piece of nothing
PoetryShort semi-zen poems. Fruits. Insects. Cats. Nothing.