To be as she

By DeepLoversPoet

T’is a dark night of sorrow, and of eternal pain,
wolves vent their cry’s. The mistress rises.

Night shrouds her pale form,
of lurking fear. 

Her raven hair cascades over
pale and tragic shoulders, and her
full blood red lips part slightly, to taste the
blood streaming from the
pale flesh beneath her. 

Now a night of shared vitality,
I thirst to remember her taste.

To be as she
Eye’s like dying embers burn within her soul
with her lips still lent over my broken body
I weep for my lost and forgotten mortality.

what she has done to me 
a shadow of betrayal grows as affections vanish. 
once we drank of innocence, 
wide-eyed and untainted; 
but her love vanished, 
into a sickening pool of bitterness - 
emotions twisted following pain, follow hate, and betrayal, 
this love burnt all to ashes, 

In a torrent of sorrow, 
I still loved her in vain 
as my sorrow twists into hate, and pain.

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Copyright 2014 DeepLoversPoet
Published on Tuesday, April 1, 2014.     Filed under: "Love" and "Poetry"
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  • worm On Friday, July 21, 2017, worm (1194)By person wrote:

    kinda spooky...

  • haunted On Tuesday, April 1, 2014, haunted (849)By person wrote:

    I like this a lot, its pretty cool how the lust and fire teaches you whats inside of whats being taught inside the black soul, a lead by example situation. vampires can be cold, but they seek the warmth, and they destroy what they seek. you became her, what she taught. your ruthless, your a vampire, take your victim, your dinner and show them why vampires are feared and show them how its done. awesome poem!

  • DeepLoversPoet On Tuesday, April 1, 2014, DeepLoversPoet (50)By person wrote:

    And this is why I hate the Twilight movies they made vampires shiny and romantic when what happened to Dracula he showed his fangs with no regrets and romance was not something he truly understood but through blood. Thank you for your comment my friend I'm glad you liked it. :)

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