Is she a story or a verse,
A blessing or a haunting curse?
Her wings are as frail as a butterfly,
But her sting is venomous, like a Scorpio's cry.
Her beauty is akin to a butterfly's grace,
And her glow is brighter than a firefly's pace.
Ignored in the light, she shines in the night,
A captivating vision, a pure delight.
Her looks are mesmerizing,
As if taken from poets' writing.
She has nectar in her lips,
And I drowned myself, taking sips.
Little did I know what would come,
My eyes closed, and my mind numb.
In that moment, I saw heaven's bliss,
A glimpse of it, fulfilling my wish.
But suddenly, a blow struck me down,
Pain coursed through me, I wore a frown.
A dagger in my heart, a red stain,
No one around, but that mysterious dame.
Her hand, stained with my blood so red,
And her smile, as heinous as the floods ahead.
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