Her Cold Shadow

Her Cold Shadow

A Poem by Tina Kline

There is a shadow that comes close to me.
I don't understand
but I feel I can
if I just try.
Her skin is so white.
Her eyes are so red
lit from behind
and she is so hungry.
I can see this in her smile
as she comes close to me
and I want to flee.
But I can't.
I want what she offers
I want it now.
I take what she gives.
Lust. Passion. Blood.
Her coldness was her love.
I took it all
and I did not care
for when dawn came
when she went away
I knew with night fall
I would rise and walk by her side.

© 2010 Tina Kline


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This is such a beautiful and breath-taking poem. My favourite was the ending it really did sound so touching and heart felt. I wouldn't say it wasn't too deep which is good otherwise it would have ruined it. It also shows how you desire so much love off someone and return it. I think this poem was made to be special and is written from the heart

Posted 14 Years Ago


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Seduced by the dark side... always a mysterious force that is undeniable... your words speak quite wonderfully of this power.

Posted 14 Years Ago


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She sounds very fascinating, like a Siren, who can resist her? This is darkly romantic and it rather pulls the reader in. Nicely done.

Posted 14 Years Ago


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