don't call me Sugar

a saraband--sugar and I have a problematic relationship

Don’t call me Sugar I’m not sweet--
(feel free to test it, taste my blood).
I should be more than just a treat.
You say you've loved me through all time
and yet, you never say my name.
It makes me think it's just a line--
you think our love’s some kind of game.

I thought we'd sworn forever vows,
but you won't look me in the eye.
Do you recall their color, now?
You said your heart beat followed mine,
that we would never be apart--
but as we lie here, intertwined
your blood flows with some other heart.

line count: 14

Author's Note ▶︎

a saraband is a seven line form of poetry (kind of like the dance which follows a 3 - 4 alternate meter). The rhyme scheme is:
a x a b c b c
although there are several variations (for example, the first three lines (or tercet) can all rhyme, or the last four lines (quatrain) can be b c c b or b b c c)
traditionally, the lines are eight syllables long
For more info:
http://www.thepoetsgarret.com/2010Challenge/form13.html