to her blind pilgramA Poem by TwiztidJewlWere we given endless amounts of time, Your eagerness would surely turn to pine. You would ponder days away, Consumed by thoughts, you promised to obtain. Envious of the way of kings, in your pockets I would find, Ruby rings, for tempting women, ‘oh how kind’. If found fire and brimstone were to rain down I would surly find you suckled to the harlots gown. If you were to be my king, And found to be my deity, My abstain from lust will fade, And surely a geisha you have to gain. An hundred years should go to trust To prove you loins stir from more than lust. Two hundred years to practice the art, Athena shall find us but only a breath apart. Yet before these ages come to past My heart you must come to cast. For, lover, I am not a maid caught by homage, But a Priestess wise by knowledge. Now you sit, with a promise of endless time, But the love you have, expires after a lifetime. These enticing renderings, you claim, Can all begin with just one exchange. The look in your eyes is not one I know But this dower you want, is a common request. You could be as true as a patron saint, Or you could be as twisted as a devils steak. As beauty deserts my pitiful husk, Wisdom rides on the wings of every dusk. You attempt to woo me as a girl looking for love, When I am a woman, who knows all different types of love. No need to enchant a Lioness once she’s been subdued. Now would be the moment to take it all, Cause once the mistletoes’ gone, we cannot guarantee another fall. If our totems* were released into such a maze We would surely be consumed by hells sweet blaze. Like the lion taking control of his lioness He is rendered powerless under her powerful caress. No an ounce of power left unused And our bodies cry out for more abuse. Give us not the stars in the sky, or a thousand life times to watch them pass by, Give us but the sole night and burning passions to get us high. Call me not your dainty queen But only a lover of a thousand things There is no submission between me and you Just pure ecstasy under this roof.
*Totem: Mythical Animal Guides in Native American Cultures © 2011 TwiztidJewlReviews
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2 Reviews Added on May 4, 2011 Last Updated on May 4, 2011 AuthorTwiztidJewlSan Diego, CAAboutHello, It's been a few years since i've been on here but the writing bug hasn't dissipated. I've been traveling a lot, studying a lot and loving a lot in the past few years. I get my inspiration fr.. more..Writing
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