Hello Crimsona!
I have to say, this is a great poem. I really loved some of the imagery you created here, and how you used the wine glass symbolism to demonstrate your message. It was just so wonderfully written! There isn't much to go through here at all, because this was a very good poem. I am going to give you some advice on a whole here though.
I know this poem is written as if someone is being talked to, meaning she is writing it to him, or something. But the only thing I don't like so much is the use of 'you' in the poem. Now some people might like this, but when you see that same word appear a lot you want to change it up a bit or leave it out without ruining the initial poem and imagery you have. I have tweaked one of your verses as an example. But this is merely stylistic choice because if you do want to stress the 'you' then you can leave it.
You were broken glass. (I like the you here because it points out the subject straight away.)
Shimmering and sparkling; a entrancing beauty
that I tried to hold you in my hands. (you put tied here instead of tried... needs correcting)
But it [because we're referring to the beauty which is referring to the you] cut my palms and blood ran down my arms.
And even when my face was distorted with pain
I still thought the crimson dripping to the floor was beautiful.
In the last line there I felt the 'dripping to the floor' was awkward, so I would've put it as it's own stand off line after the before the last in the stanza. And in the last line maybe don't use the word beautiful again, but a synonym of some sort to add variation.
Other than that, a lovely poem as always Crimsona. Keep it up!
Deanie x
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