Lilitu

I am ambrosia. 

Straight from Venus.

I am the quick silver; drink from this chalice, my lips divine.

Ares lay his quivering lips upon. 

Once; God of War; raining thunder upon the sky.

I am the one,  willing you immortal.

Blood thirsty is he, never becoming full.

Hunger.

Laying ever lusting lips upon my skin; the bread, his goddess.

Rendering thee enslaved, be me your Aphrodite.

Nearby on this plain, energeia, possessed by the harpies.

In the night sky, plays their voices, like violins, gliding through the atmosphere in strums.

Humming a tune across the world.

Reader be the star that looks upon this story as I shed new light to a world; unknown to
mankind. 

This happens but once a blue moon, when filtering through the clouds it is enough to send
the chill of night through one's veins.

Apocrypha shall return at this night.

Sweet Samael, fall deeply into me.

Protect the young by ways of; Senoi, Sansenoi and Sammangelof.

Dance this night til its end, here the laughter in the still darkness.

Utterance.

"Away, cursed Lilith. Thou hast no place here." 

I fade into the Reed until time repeats.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2008

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