Dance of a vampire

By Lylani

Stockings and stiletto dreams
dancing to the rhythm of the thunder storm


Free

Crazy

wild


Such a beautiful monster
with your serpentine curves

lips
slightly parted


sigh
she gasps and giggles


I surrender

To your beauty

To you


Such pale skin in the lightning flashes
She draws near

sweet

subtle

smile

on your scarlet lips



Raindrops frame you in a diamond aura

slender

seductive

goddess

strides toward me



desire fills your jet black eyes

come

now

baby

Let me hold you


Your cool embrace, our lips meet

desperate

urgent

passion

You amaze me



Your nails drag across my flesh, kissing my neck

scream

serenity

shattered

What...? Baby No...


Stabbing pain through every inch

As she makes love to my death

Moist

Blood

Red

She kisses me deeper


Deeper much deeper

The agony of her desire



Life



Fades




To black






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© 2008 Lylani
Published on Tuesday, September 23, 2008.     Filed under: "Horror" and "Poetry"
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  • A former member wrote: WOW that was the best thing i have ever read it had such rhthym and it made me want to go on forever.i also thought it was very seductive

  • heroineyes On Wednesday, September 24, 2008, heroineyes (113)By person wrote:

    i really liked the flow and way this was broken up...very cool...

  • Echoes of Orpheus On Tuesday, September 23, 2008, Echoes of Orpheus (359)By person wrote:

    oh dear "As she makes love to my death " haha is it sad this turned me on? :P well written

  • Rhys Ki On Tuesday, September 23, 2008, Rhys Ki (68)By person wrote:

    Ah, very nicely written. I love these sorts of dark works. A dangerous, seductive tone is the accomplished key here, and I like it.

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