A mother’s loss of her child whether newborn or otherwise Is a tragedy like no other Or of a father losing his children to infamous stereotypes dooming them to a pitiful demise And everything that lies in between is an ugly spectrum to behold
What if I told you of something morbidly sinister, of an abominable reality perfumed with the warmth of desire leaving crevices over a hollowness gnawed by the heat of pleasure It is enrapturing yet demeaning Exotically maddening
To be loved for the warmth Your silky skin for the bliss held within fulfilling curves and in seizing rapture of Your insides. And Yet not be understood beyond Your ****** bounties is a tragedy like No Other.
Is like a ghostly manifesto passing You by caressing You with its cold indifference a lassitude adopted by choice…