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twilight

reading book with the same title by Stephenie Meyer ...

 

There you stood in

the pouring downpour

each raindrop dressed

in the scent of

your damp feral being

 

 

I gaze long and hard

at those hands

how beautiful they looked!

maybe they were those

of a sculptors

having sculpted

a thousand deaths before

with sheer perfection

 

 

Every time

lightening struck

the night would morph from

gray to black to ocher

just like…

those eyes

of yours (?)

 

 

those strides promised ecstasy

as they advanced towards me

 

 

only when the fangs

dug deep into my fevered flesh

could I Smell blood for the first time

crunchy…salty and peppery

 

 

I never wanted the rain to end

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Feb 26, 2011
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