Listless yearning, A lustre into the gloaming peak of a forest… Footfalls play heavily off in the distance Scorned, but sulking whence The dulcet baying of wolves inter, Withering and rotting in praise of Our mother who dwells in Earth…
Through the maw of the wood ‘Neath stained eastern skies, Led barefoot, my secret Dogma of the flesh, Avenged by Seraphim A host in fame But such a sweet lecher all the same As the hidden lines of the palm read “To better than none to reign from above In paradise freed!”
Ah, perfection Beautifully succulent fruits Pressing moist lips ‘gainst whims and womb Aroused in delectable fashion…
Ghosted Seraphim! Hold thy tongue Until I have had my say.. For herein paradise she and I shalt lay To welcome in my golden age….
Decadence!
The dance of fate between her tongue And bestial fury Caught on my demise But yet I longed only for the darkness Her cruelty, smitten with malformed desires Would crush the empyrean to smithereens Then: the bitter stars could play our nocturne As life and death pressed to repeat…
Now as the dark hastens, the trees cancerous, Their boughs creak tearing free Like hungering beasts endeavoring flesh, The moon glimpses with ominous delight, my work, Languishing the very vein as it thirsts Upon draught and twisted reins, She sits beneath life itself In silent contemplation As my footfalls swift through the thicket To reach her throat, a kiss I lay Her breath falters, eyes blacken,
Skin of marble stone, I withdraw Stare into her… Life ends, Then to her I bade a final line: “A rose for thee without hope or victory…”