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Succumbing to the Succubus

The dream haunts me

often, far too often, building

in intensity but is initially

disguised in absurdity and the

nonsense of a young man's lusts

with an old man's deficits.

This woman-like entity,

ill-defined at first but forming

voluptuously, emerges from

swelling curtains. She moves, more

levitates, toward my bed, buoyed

by what I don't know, but angelic-like

it would seem. Or perhaps

an Aphrodite reincarnate?

 

Oh this goddess, what pale

skin, as Parian marble, full bosomed,

jutting ******* ***** that

beckon, nearly drool, and pursed

red lips beaded with sweet

juice stolen from the wild cherry

tree beneath my window.

Far too much clarity for a simple

dream. But such a dream! And what

seething testosterone I feel!

I am become a hedonist, raging,

pulsing spermatozoa, renewed

of time and youthful energies.

 

Nerve into nerve we join, ecstacy

compounding ecstacy, bodies wantonly

impaling the other on this love bed

to the result that each cell of our

individualities melds. We are indistinct,

yes - as one, and any ****** impulse

between us is shared to the point of

utter exhaustion, depletion. I am

nearly drained of life, it would seem.

 

Then, as it always must,

the scene changes, Act II.

Inexplicably, shedding a ******

serpentine-like skin, she slings it away

and drops limply upon me - entirely

skeletal, dry cartilage, sinew, lifeless,

sexless, motionless. The horror

of a diabolical hollowness

stares through me, and I am

suspended, fully terrorized, in

this paralysis. So, this is

succumbing to the Succubus?

God, my dear God, that I should

never dream again!

 

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Oct 12, 2011
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