The old moon is tarnished,
Its glow like smoke from a flood.
The dead leaves are varnished,
Their color like spilled blood.
A treacherous smiler,
His teeth white as milk.
A savage beguiler,
In sheathings of silk.
She heard his sweet promise,
Believed in his gentle guise.
But beneath that veneer, callous,
Lay a heart of dark lies.
Enchanted by his whispers,
She gave him her trusting heart.
Now shattered, she shivers -
Torn apart, torn apart.
The old moon, once radiant,
Now tarnished and cold.
Her innocence, now fragrant,
Lies trampled and sold.
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