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Strange Doubt

by prosaic

*Dimly street at sight seems long to be, emptiness shown,i assume no one shall i see. but it is not with my eyes i see, heart beating-tells the position of thee. Few more steps towards her i made, under the lamppost all glowing and lost in smoke-calm she remained. Immediately i thought-what a lady she is, shall i beg for a kiss-on my knees. But the erge to kill-she has awoken in me, oh how could i only,rip such a beautiful neck of thee. But sucking thy blood is basic instinct of mine, and it is a feeling like no other-oh how divine. We're now confronted eye-to-eye, so close-i can feel her every sigh. "may i help you" with slight arrogance came from here mouth, shall i feed on thee-my mind crossed-strangely-a doubt. She is nothing but a human-to my self i thought, to kill or not to kill-with the idea i fought. With no further a due, what my self did-may startle you. With an incredible speed,in her neck my fangs i have thrust into, from the very start to taste thy blood i did want to. Oh how pleasureful moment that was, i drained her blood from head to toes. Thou only now i notice she never screamed, as if she new what i am-her head she just leaned. Nevertheless being dead, the beauty of thee away never faded.*
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Slovenian
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prosaic
Slovenian
Published
Sep 7, 2011
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