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You caught me completely unawares!

*hugs, Cat

rough, but very understandable. I would use [in] instead of [of] and [black] in the line: "Spools of wavy tendrils in raven" I know that [raven] is a much more mysterious and darker word than black, but it does make the line smoother. I think that it would be a bit more readable if you kept the descriptive lines intact and not split them up just to make the lines look of equal length.

Spools of wavy tendrils in black shouldered hair,
a smooth photogenic face
like a pebble caressed by the mirrored stream

Her eyes were delightful
Vulnerable, beautiful [whirls] of chocolate and walnut - you have used spools already
with lashes of silky beetle-leg darkness

Who knew she was a complete pyscho?
Five foot nothing, full of hate and neglect
a kitchen handle wedged in my chest.

I was surprised too!

As always, use my suggestions, twist them, or just dump them, they are just my interpretation
of how your poem should read. ~ Geezer.
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You remind me of Eric Bloom And Donald Buck Rosier. Dude for a poet you absolutely rock. Can't get enough!

beautifully written poem! i loved the plot twist at the end. very well done!
-MM

Definitely spun me for a loop. All I can say that sure escalated fast. Described perfectly Cruel to the bone wrapped in a pretty bow.