He undressed me like as if he waited for years Standing in front of a mirror and tracing his fingers on every vein of my body That night he was mine and I belonged to him He let me wear the holy marks he engraved on my skin Candles started to fade out but we were just getting started
On the couch, by the fireplace Sharing a little space after he was done experimenting I looked into his eyes and presented my case and said βI will let you ruin me again if you promise to never leaveβ Only for him to turn down my plea And left after thanking for turning his summer green
This is Scene 7 of The Altar I Was Denied, a short story in form of poetry.