He just hung there, loving the rush, feeling alive,
I stood aghast, wondering how he could survive,
With near a hundred hooks sunk into his dermis,
This service, never even left him feeling nervous,
That was Frankie, always seeking a tidal rush,
A jackass of sorts, perpetually dreaming to flush,
His system of the seeping deeds that he bleeds,
It's something he needs, he yearns and exceeds,
To not see Heather spew blood in his dreams,
Her mascara filled tears and dreadful screams.
You see Frankie and Heather were star-crossed,
You know lovers, on a road traveled by Robert Frost,
It was a road less traveled, a road of young love,
Never giving in as life would push and shove,
She was a youthful sixteen, he, a mature fifteen,
There love, obscene, but daddy was a marine,
So Frankie had to cope just to see his Queen,
Adjusting to the drama like a well oiled machine.
If you don't get why, you haven't seen Heather,
She was an alabaster angel in stormy weather,
No matter how dark, her beauty would glow,
The type of girl every guy wants to know,
Not just cause of her perfect bouncing breasts,
But because she always welcomed guests,
Not in the perverted sense like she banged a lot,
She was stupid hot, yet she never forgot,
To prioritize her love for everyone in her fam,
And sapphire eyes that made dudes say damn,
Long legs for miles, damn, the classiest chick,
In Hollywood girls like her make the flick.
Frankie wasn't a sight for sore eyes either,
Built like a marble statue cut with a cleaver,
In his own right, he was a Greek god of sorts,
The best at contact sports, but Frankie snorts,
You see he needs a fucking rush to feel alive,
Yet with every hit he needs more to thrive,
More to feel immortal again,
To write destiny with his own fucking pen,
So Frankie loves white, his alabaster beauty,
And you know Heather wasn't snooty,
She thought that Frankie just needed care,
But as Heather approached he wasn't there,
Physically there, but his petrified stare,
Gave Heather a scare, he saw her despair,
This time around, Frankie wasn't himself,
The drugs took over, proclaiming his health--
As their territory, and so here goes the story,
A youthful love turned oh so gory.
Frankie hated the core of her sympathy,
Bated by infamy, he composed a symphony,
A symphony of destruction and seduction,
That led to Heather's abduction,
Still controlled by the blow, Frankie attacked,
Heather didn't even have time to react,
Frankie's anger snapped her elegant neck,
An alabaster beauty, left a beautiful wreck,
Tears streamed from her depleting eyes,
Left in streams of black as the mascara dries,
Her lips pursed, projecting a puddle of blood,
As her last I love you, summoned a flood.
A young love, youthful in every single sense,
Has proven to suffer every single expense,
Whether it's death or betrayal to parenthood,
The youth now gone, but oh it use to be good.
"The deepest definition of youth is life as yet untouched by tragedy."