Lavender Embrace Poem by Laura Cummings

Lavender Embrace

Rating: 5.0


Lavender you,
Soft brush to caress my lips.
The scent of you,
Poisonous to me,
Softly luring me into false security.
Asleep I fall into your unloving embrace.
Play for me, your Black Guitar,
Scream, as you lighten the load.
Your poison leaves you, makes me feel weak,
As it entres into my veins, filling my brain, heart and soul.
Life has never been the same since we met.
Lying to myself, Yes, now thats a skill,
Pretending I’m over you,
When really my love runs deeper, burns harder still.
How is it that you haunt me?
I’m unwillingly sacrificing my soul to you.
My heart bleeds its deepest regrett,
As we wish we’d never met.
My tounge has tripped me,
My heart has tricked me,
My love has betrayed me,
Yet still you lie,
Deep inside of me.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Jon Lloyd 30 December 2007

Deliciously gothic; beautifully dark; decidedly sexy. Jon x

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THE FIRST SHRIKE 23 May 2007

As it should alway's abide trice inside your soul. Nice poem

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Laura Cummings

Laura Cummings

Alexander Hospital, Redditch.
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