Feast Poem by Richard Mainard
Feast
As the blood escapes my veins,
Her kisses relieve my pains.
She asks me for more,
As we slowly melt to the floor.
I grab her arm,
She jumps with alarm.
We kiss each other,
And in our blood we begin to smother.
Our bodies begin to tingle,
As Rammstein begins to sing Engel.
She sinks her teeth into my skin,
As I pull her flesh thin.
I drag the blade across her shoulder,
As our flesh grows colder.
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5/8/2024 7:48:40 PM # 1.0.0.1119
... well, a very interesting poem... :)