Merging Shadows
Thou hath crossed mine path,
Once more, yet again. Up the
Alleyway, thy scent follows,
Wafting through my senses,
Intensely. Thy dare follow
What thou doth not know?
Fool that ye are, I shall show
Thee what it is thy seeks in
The darkest of nights. Thou
Art there, just around the bend,
Waiting for the moment to
Strike, unknowing. Art thou
Just like me? A creature of
The night, lost to the thirst,
That craving which won’t
Leave, never in a thousand
Years shall it go. Thy image
Plagues this mind, thy smile
So wicked beneath the moon’s
Silvery glow, as thee makes thy
Way through the shadows to me.
Hath the hunter become the hunted?
What a game we play in the night,
Thy teasing images cast out
From thy mind, showing me
Sensual delights that only another
Of our kind can offer. From the
Shadows I merge, standing pale
Beneath the light o’ the moon.
Sultry smile played out upon
Mine lips for thee, red as blood,
Quivering for that first kiss. Come
To me, thy eyes say sweetly, as if
Commanding this flesh to move.
I hear thy call, I must obey, for
I thirst for what thy hath to offer me.
Bloodlust takes control, as a fire
Burns brightly in my soul, blazing
Brightly, flickering in thy eyes,
Reflecting the needs that well up
Within me. Take me now! For this
Desire I can no longer control, feed
I must, upon thy life as thy doth
Place that deadly kiss upon mine neck.
Pierced pleasures sinking in, both thee
And I, lost in a lover’s deadly grip. Show
Me the way to eternity, with
Camaraderie. Beneath the
Light o’ the moon, thy merges
With me, two souls as one,
One heartbeat as thy melts
Deeply into me. For thou
Art mine, and I belong to thee,
For eternity’s grasp chains us.
Drink from me, and I from thee,
Sweetest release, of carnal pleasures
As thy life flows across mine lips
In a river of redness. O’ how thy
Taste, so sweet, so dark, takes hold
Of me, as mine own flows back to thee.
The crashing waves of climax take
Their hold, as I scream out thy name
In pure bloodlust ecstasy, while thee
Makes darkest love to me.
(c) 2003 A Riddle