Τђє StrangerA Poem by Carlton Carr2012 Τђє Stranger is the archetype that drove my addiction to sex Image: Collage by Carlton Carr
I was seventeen
when first I saw The Stranger a shadowy figure in a dream a dark and dangerous enslaver I strained to see him clearly but his features were obscured by a mist that became entangled in the moon's dim light in the self conscious dancing of the night I've seen him in the flesh since then on beaches and in parks in parked cars and darkened bars and in my dreams he still appears and from his eyes spring shooting stars that drown among the tattoos on his arms and from his mouth snakes slither and hiss and kiss my mouth and lick my scars Enticing me closer to the death he holds within his wounded hands and from his arms unfold bouquets of tears and from his wounded feet arise the fallen stars of all the years and the silent explanation of my hidden fears © 2013 Carlton CarrReviews
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