Endearing Prey
Perturbed in sleep the beast is awaken
Old blood’s scent brings forth a raised cunning brow
Commenced search of unwake prey, the Belgian
With eyes closed entering her dreams somehow
The tip of a whip nips a bleeding slit
Now three days gone, the flower’s inviting
Rose hip’s a ship, nectar drips from those lips
It’s accepted in exchange for biting
Once a blossom, then ripe fruit now rotten
Ascension denied in dismal darkness
The harvest taken tossed and forgotten
Base, Rank and gross becomes natures starkness
Rip out her heart and pierce into it thorns
So that she may mount upon the beast’s horns
Copyright © Seeyam Brjmohun | Year Posted 2010
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