I Enter The Lair Of My Lover Wearing A Stainless Steel Mask Poem by YURI DURAAN

I Enter The Lair Of My Lover Wearing A Stainless Steel Mask

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I enter the lair of my lover wearing a stainless steel mask

He waits for me
He is at the mercy of the woman I am portraying,
the mask transforming me into the person of his fantasies.
He submits and worships at the shrine of the goddess
I become when I wear the mask

I order - he obeys
I stroke - he sighs
I leave – he aches

I exit the lair of my lover wearing a tearstained face,
my tears the colour of stainless steel,
shredding my face,
scarring me,
leaving me a prisoner of the mask,
its invisible supremacy established in the moment
of my leaving….

torn in my helpless longing to return to where my lover waits...

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Broken Peaces 11 April 2008

Intrig poem life has many faces a good value read with many questions 10 Chris

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Original Unknown Girl 11 April 2008

A very clever poem, initially the stainless steel mask made me think 'clinical' but upon reading I see the poem is full of emotion and not at all like that. It's a good poem and I understand the need for masks, protects the wearer! HG: -) xx

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Andrew mark Wilkinson 11 April 2008

The lover behind the mask, why do we wear them one may ask... Andy 10

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