Vampyre Poems | Examples


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Night's Passion - 2

Come, my beloved, come into my arms,
I shall show you all my Vampyric charms,
I offer you a night of unbridled passion,
within this night, there is nothing I shall ration.

Our lips meet, your flame does ignite,
I shall make sure it burns right through the night,
come, my beloved, here we shall stand,
my lips fuelling your fire, as I hold your hand.

Your shapely body pressed up against mine,
you are a wonder, you sparkle and shine,
I open my eyes and gaze into your Soul,
to Love you tonight is my Vampyric goal.

My beloved, let me kiss your throat,
let me speak the words of a sonnet I wrote,
for you, my beloved, shine bright as the sun, 
you are my darkest dream and you have come.

Now walk with me, my beloved star,
We shall walk down our destination far,
But at the end of our Journey, in Vampyre fashion,
I shall show you Love within “Night's Passion.”


Vampire: Vampyre Love Poetry Series.

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if she were
a vampyre
my lack of
blood would
not get me up

from a grave
situation but
keep me cold
cadaverishly
feverishless

so i stake
my money
on the moon
when blooms
full and i find

my pursuit me
being hirsute and
her her time that i
may dine a wolf's
dinner eating and

drinking
her blood
instead of
her drunk 
on mine

The World Is a Vampyre

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The world is a vampire, feeding upon priceless hearts and souls ~

Ever thirsting; its desires to disguise these penetrating fangs 

While as draining the lifes blood from their very natures veins.... 

Theorems kingdom of pain amid the coffins in its own, self-mutilating ironies 

Fallen, from the throne of grace unto the shadows made; tis this fate!? 

Sorrow peering into their looking glass standing upon, the edge of light 

Disappearing from their eyes, while the piercing rains gather time.... 

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....“The World Is A Vampyre” ~


Premium Member Vampyre Wedding

VAMPYRE WEDDING                               
I make you mine tonight, to have and hold,         
   to lie forever in this love I feel,                         
I bring an end to ever growing old,                         
   and close your eyes, to all that is not real.               
                                                            
I give you love, that others never know!        
   The joy of life found only in its end!                     
And dressed in love, we go, as we must go,                  
   into the dark! The night! The only friend!                  
                                                            
I give you death! Then take you ev'rywhere!                
   To know all things; and answer to no-one!               
To have it all! To do as you would dare!
    within the dark, where life has surely gone!                
                                                            
        I make you mine! I sink my teeth into          
        your waiting flesh, and drink the love of you!

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