Black Widow
In limbo her soul breathes
The inky black of midnight crawling her skin
She watches his chest rise and fall
The rhythmic sounds lulling her to sleep
She pierces his dream with silent screams
Calls him awake with urgent longing
He stirs and twitches
But does not come to her
She fingers the softness of his neck
Coils them around it's length like a snake
His eyes spring open, prised from sleep
Silently pleading, what do you want from me
They meld together like scorching lava
To frenzy the passion they cannot speak
He reaches for her tenderly, offering his mouth in expectation
This time, she thinks, he has been spared
Copyright © Lisa Cole | Year Posted 2010
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