My blood I taste...

My blood I taste...

A Poem by Arielle Ann
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One that I composed when by mistake I bit my lip...h aha...hope you enjoy it!

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I bite my lip
The blood gushes out
I lick it clean
Sucking in the stench
Warm and red
It trickles and seeps
Damping my clothes
Drenching my neck!
I had longed for long
To suck up the blood
Of a foe long lost
But now I grasp
While my own blood I taste
The foul stink it emits
I vomit,I faint

Should I be able
To drink his blood?
The blood of filth
So much Fouler than mine?


© 2011 Arielle Ann


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No speciic comments I would like to make here....like to think more about your this creation

Posted 13 Years Ago


This poem is like a carving on the stone. It is a wonderful statue telling your brilliant wordings. With regards.

Posted 13 Years Ago


wonderful.. briliant wit the usage of words and to the point.. very well phrazed/./.the last stanza is the magic!!

Posted 13 Years Ago


Very unique write... I get an image of a vampire accidently biting her own lip and thinking she may like it, but turns out she doesn't... and maybe discovering that she doesn't like blood at all..That's what I get from this piece. Nice write! very thought provoking!

Posted 13 Years Ago


Nice poem, deep and dark from a simple mistake. i like it

Posted 13 Years Ago


Lovely poem! I like the wide span of thoughts in your work.

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Arielle Ann
Arielle Ann

Bangalore, India



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