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my eyes tongues of desire a soft gauze upon drenched red silk stigmata a river of marrow flower of blood creel of moist honey hold not yourself apart I kiss your wound bell moon crescent ravine, dark tears like a spay of stars arched spine your raised **** like scrambled eggs curves to the heavens a steep canyon aching weeps blue darkness legs wide in souls shadowed grove tattooed pistols and knives pierced by my autograph for every letter, scimitars plunge   jeweled ******** ringed sweet tarnished petal gashed mouth; flower de luce memories that burn blotted like an eye in ink to fly winged ******* your face hieroglyphic of weird crimson smear; cackle with feet below hell wanting to live like fire in the sky hot witch riding a broom handle ***** scummed mouth the world soul destroyed paradise and your form hideous kisses falling red ribbons i am puddled; a runny yolk shameless for your open hollows
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Dec 23, 2018
Dec 23, 2018 at 12:13 PM UTC
Tongues of Desire
my eyes tongues of desire a soft gauze upon drenched red silk stigmata a river of marrow flower of blood creel of moist honey hold not yourself apart I kiss your wound bell moon crescent ravine, dark tears like a spay of stars arched spine your raised **** like scrambled eggs curves to the heavens a steep canyon aching weeps blue darkness legs wide in souls shadowed grove tattooed pistols and knives pierced by my autograph for every letter, scimitars plunge   jeweled ******** ringed sweet tarnished petal gashed mouth; flower de luce memories that burn blotted like an eye in ink to fly winged ******* your face hieroglyphic of weird crimson smear; cackle with feet below hell wanting to live like fire in the sky hot witch riding a broom handle ***** scummed mouth the world soul destroyed paradise and your form hideous kisses falling red ribbons i am puddled; a runny yolk shameless for your open hollows
the abstraction of desire in the realm of the senses
zebrablack
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Dec 23, 2018
Dec 23, 2018 at 12:13 PM UTC
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