The rabbit and the kitten.
Brilliant ugliness I can see right into you. Like fake facades of building fronts. Showing only what can be seen through, Eye to twinkling eye eventually confronts. I was the victim of a protagonist whiner, You are the victor winner of the spoiled. I sport the missing tooth and the shiner, A serpent rattling his tail so tightly coiled. Deep within I am screaming, yelling, gasping, For help I am in such disrepair. I'm pleading, begging, reaching, clasping, The one I have left is called despair. My Hope she's frightened, a rabbit to the kitten, Run forth afraid of what will happen next. A prince of A thousand enemies is smitten, By the feline vixen spinning a catching hex. He's alone, falling down so full of pride. He's missing her as if she were his bride. Only she has cast him carelessly aside. Never again the chance to abide beside. The rabbit and kitten are not one within the one. They differ far too much as Aries to the archer. The rabbit and kitten call it quits, call it done, Inevitably the space will be their time of departure.
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