A Poem

 


A serpent's kiss, a frozen heart.
Bewitching, wicked, perfect, beastly.
Ask me how I got here.
What happens now?


Just a little book title poetry. I hope you enjoyed something a little different. Feel free to share your own book title poem in the comments. I would love to hear them!

Xoxo,

Gabriella

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