A star plucked from the heavens
I shined like a diamond
Perched high in your branches
Your ornamental angel
I decorated you
A designer display window
For your friends to envy...
The holiday lust lost his charm
Your arms slipped
And I dangled close to breaking
I clung to you
Pleading to hold on
But your tastes changed
I was no longer your candy of choice
My nerves dangled like tinsle
From your pine needle teeth
The heat from your fuse
melted the star
Charred plastic romance
Graffiti of porcelin remains
Swept under the rug
My halo and wings tossed
Our love was an empty parcel
Embellished with ribbons and bows
© 2007 Narcissa
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