A flowery poem left on a scented sheaf of paper in the city Elysium. The hidden meaning is couched in the pretty words.
Sheriff
I stay at the spot, where coffee is brewed and poets decry,
and he knows that my breath is infected with death
for a kiss or a touch,
or the sound of a hush,
and the wind doesn't blow and the tree doesn't grow,
and I cease to exist in that moment of time,
and I can't see the difference between caffeine
and my breath,
in the frozen footsteps of that long-winding path,
around which his sandals stepped, weary of me.
But Wednesday, at dark, I'll step out of the cold,
and the heat will be as blaring as the emotion I loathe,
and a degenerate will be sitting in a rich leather booth,
waiting for you to break her solitude.
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