The Book of Thaumaturgus (The seduction of Connath)A Poem by Poetic Justiceworking on some fantasy..
He found her straddling the day
Her blackened hair dancing in the wind
As Samhain dawned drawing tight the earth
Beneath his hoofed foot
He parted the moon light which the Goddess bathed him in
And pulled Sun beams amidst the breaking light
She coiled her tongue around his horn
And bade him lie amongst the soil and grass
His will weakened in the shadows of his lust
He took his instruction with excited apprehension
The veil between the worlds was taught
Stretched to a breath as it passed through the dimensions
She pulled his carnality from beneath him
And rubbed it into her opaque skin
While the scent of his intentions overpowered his mind
She rode him with the pulse of animus palpitating his ego
He held her waist, his fingers burning through the layers
Of her tenebrous form
Her hips rose to met the sun and turned it black as her heart
While the sirens watched with breath baited
He pulled himself away from her sorcery
Her smile waxen like the moon
The earth’s belly rumbled as her sacrifice deliquesce
Opening its orifice which lay dormant for a millennia
It swallowed her whole
Her screams peppered the silence of his heart
And he knew the memories of her would outlive his reign
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5 Reviews Added on September 11, 2012 Last Updated on September 12, 2012 AuthorPoetic JusticeAboutI haven't been around much lately. Seems life has been getting in the way. yada yada baa baa.. No one ever reads this bit..I could put something witty or trite, even a quote from someone dead .. more..Writing
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