Crimson and Clover: Reprise DesireA Poem by Tash HillCrimson and Clover plays over and over in a repetitive reprise of teary eyes and broken cries.Thighs press against thighs and sighs mingle with sighs as Crimson and Clover plays over and over in a repetitive reprise of teary eyes and broken cries.
For this liquid heat is a throbbing beat of impulse and repulse, impossible to defeat and impervious to all things sweet
For you and I, we cannot deny this magnetism, this eroticism that eludes all efforts to quantify or satisfy.
For your name on my lips became a game played between hips and damp fingertips - a dangerous desire set aflame by our collective shame.
We are twin core of herbivore and carnivore struggling and uniting in a filthy war that isn’t worth fighting anymore.
We despise this obsession that we disguise as an entity of hostility and a counterfeit vulnerability, to hide all the lies that we’ve sighed in a dirty reprise.
Side by side we lay, as we play these devious games in a haze of pain so pleasurable we could never abstain from this thing that is halfway between decay and foreplay.
I become a chess piece lain aside, left to crumble alone and outside named as naught but a whim, because you found him, but you shall not leave here untried if I am to remain forever set aside.
Your blood may not spill, and I may not feed you poison pill, but this is your end for this is a crime you cannot defend " so drink of your loving swill, knowing that it shall never fulfil.
He shall lay you down in your white gossamer gown on that night of all nights in a consummating passage of rites " and so you must bear your crown, never again to be broken down.
You may not heed my words, but I have sown the doubtful seed. You want what is no more and have doused the embers in your core until you’ve signed your skeleton deed and yielded your voracious need.
At last you come to me, all begging and downcast, for you need the sins that rush through like live wire and the most corrupt of wildfire, but you remain steadfast in your desire to keep me alone and outcast.
Cruel mirth curves my lips, and you wither beneath my harsh ridicule, you thought me eternally yours, that I would beg on all fours to lie at your side as a gullible fool, nothing but a broken tool.
But you made your bed with the one you have wed, it is time now, for you both to lay in the place where we used to play, to dream of dread and a love long dead.
There is nothing left now but broken ties and sinful lies, as Crimson and Clover plays over and over in a repetitive reprise of teary eyes and broken cries. © 2016 Tash HillAuthor's Note
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