She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not

I pulled them, I snipped them off,
She loves me, she loves me not,
With each pull a muffled scream
Then the snip,
Deep terrified Agonizing scream
Pain,
Blood,
Bone,
Then its thrown on the floor,
One of many, not many more to go,
Do you love me
NO
She loves me not
Another one broken, then left till
The next one is snipped off,
She thinks is she the only one?
Looks behind,
To see jars labelled loved me not,
So many before, the same question
Do you love me,
No you do not,
He called them his petals,
But where was the stem they had come from,
He came to find her still,
the question asked,
Do you love me,
YES
She loves me, she loves me not,
A petal did not fall upon the floor
He looked with head at an angle,
You love me?
After what I have done,
She smiles through the pain,
I always did love you,
I needed to see how far you would go,
With that he slowly undid the straps
A bandage for her digits missing
Now lying blooded on the floor,
She had seen it behind,
He had give her a drink,
She was so close to being free,
He had a look in his eye,
As she turned 
She heard a different rhyme
Miss Polly had a dolly
And
Its
Head
Fell off,
Last words spoke, as no digits removed
Instead a head rolls along the floor
A stem lies bleeding
The face frozen in shock
As the head added to the head fell off jars.