Dark love!

Dark love!

A Poem by jennifer little
"

a dark love poem i wrote hope you like it ....

"

  


   first version  

 

   It's a night of ethereal pain,

 A song of sorrow,

Wolves vent their pain,

The immortal one rise's,

Her black cascades over,

Fragile milk- white shoulders,

And her full crimson lies parts lightly to taste the red tears from steaming from the pale flesh beneath her,

Now a night of ecstasy,

And lots of fun,

Love drawn to the night sky,

I now have hunger upon human flesh,

 

 

   It's a night of dark desire,

A song of ethereal pain,

Wolves vent their cry,

The eternal one arises,

Evil surrounds her,

Evil shrieking the night sky,

 

    Evil shrouds her stalking form,

Her midnight hair cascades over pale tragic shoulders,

And her full blood red lips part slightly,

To taste the sould streaming from the pale flesh beneath her,

Now a night of new life,

I have a risen,

And ready to feed.


   second version 


   dark love, 

it's a night of urethral pain, 

a song of sorrow, 

wolves vent their pain, 

the immortal one rises, 

her black cascades over, 

fragile milk - white shoulders, 

and her full crimson lies parts lightly to taste the red tears streaming from the pale flesh beneath her, 

now a night of ecstasy, 

and lots of fun, 

love drawn to the sky, 

i now have hunger upon human flesh, 


 

it's a night of dark desire, 

a song of ethereal pain, 

wolves vent their cry, 

the ethernal ones arises, 

evil surrounds her, 

evil shrieking the night sky, 


evil surrounds her stalking form, 

her midnight hair cascades over pale tragic shoulders and her full blood red lips part slightly, 

to taste the soul, 

she's screaming from the pale flesh beneath her, 

now a night of a new life, 

i have risen from the dark side, 

and i'm ready to feast upon new souls 

© 2022 jennifer little


Author's Note

jennifer little
let me know what you think of this vampire dark poem
do you like the first version better or the second

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Sounds like a harlot in a horror flick

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Posted 8 Years Ago


WIth such a great tale you must be at this for a long time so much prestige in every Vampire"s line. The latest instrument of this poetry lines. Lays back a chill in my spine your have special rhyme and skill dropping down every word with so much skill. Giving life to vampire's must be such a thrill.


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Posted 9 Years Ago


What a terrifying verse!
I enjoyed reading this. I'm a fan of vampires and genies.

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Posted 9 Years Ago


i love reading about vampires

This review was written for a previous version of this writing

Posted 9 Years Ago


Her black cascades over,
Fragile milk- white shoulders,
And her full crimson lies parts lightly to tast the red tears from steaming from the pale flesh beneath her,

The imagery is very rich:)

This review was written for a previous version of this writing

Posted 10 Years Ago


That was a good work here, but im sorry to say its not your best work.. but the idea was good :)

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Posted 10 Years Ago


OH MY GOODNESS I LOVE IT! I love the whole 'dark love' concept, I love this poem, I love your work, keep it up, please!

This review was written for a previous version of this writing

Posted 10 Years Ago



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Added on November 18, 2014
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jennifer little
jennifer little

jackson, MI



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hi im jen i am a single mother of one daughter . i struggle from ptsd depression and anxiety . from being in abusive realationships . i enjoy the outdoors , nature swimming fishing camping boat.. more..

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