The killer who owned my heart

by Hannah Emellia   Jan 23, 2007


Desecrated and abused,
But, still... He owns my heart,
His eyes so cold and lovely,
Those bars held us apart.

His tortured soul held no remorse,
For those that he had slain,
He was seeking redemption,
Through his victim's pain.

Though he's trapped in prison,
A few more days to live,
He's killing me soft and slowly,
And soon, My heart will give.

As he sits upon his throne,
This chair meant for his death,
"I love you and I'll miss you."
He said with his last breath...

I could never go on without him,
This killer who owned my heart,
They'll find me cold and lifeless,
Those bars held us apart.

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  • 16 years ago

    by Jaymes Haze

    It seems he had one more victim posthumously.
    "She" probably couldn't live on after her love was gone.

  • 17 years ago

    by Tom Swart

    Nice. I liked your wording and the thoughts. Keep up the good writes. Bravo! Love can be such a cruel and brutal beast sometimes.