Moon FoxA Poem by English RoseJolted in to a silvery new morning It was you who was there In my night-errors. Your temerity Even now Haunts soft pale sleep. There Burning in to me I could taste you Sense you Such abhorrent black thoughts But I cannot escape that Vulpine charm Warm in the dark Hovering around my cortex A bad, sulphurous smell Lingeringly carved In to the bed Where bodies, in conscious time, Do not melt In sheer pleasure. Carnal quivers of lust Unleashed in devilish Delight. A craving- Nothing else. Glittering shards of life remain. Auto pilot Auto erotica Author of irrational things. Emerald sea dreams Our miniature crystal microcosm Of musky desire On heat A Nyxian reunion.
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Added on September 5, 2009 AuthorEnglish RoseLincoln, United KingdomAboutI write poetry inspired by art, history and nature, the soul. more..Writing
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