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Just strangers

She emerged limp and dark but soon became the star of the garden, flirtting with his obsessions, knowing she was the queen of an impossible castle while he was looking at her. The next day she dressed in her best colors and he fell in love. But night came and she darkness returned.

"Write about me while you have time. Delight you and leave me before the storm comes."
"It's late, I loved your darkness from the first moment and now you wanna me flee from the flames."
"I am a rose in your hell; the only cursed rose in your garden."
"The one."
"But we were never lovers."
"Were we just strangers?"
"Hell you, I was more than a stranger."

Days went by until he visited her again but now her petals were blacker than ever.

"Maybe you always were right, strangers o lovers, it did not matter 'cause  I'm just a killer, dear".

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