The Vampire's Kiss Poem by Joseph Stellin Jr.
The Vampire's Kiss
The Vampire's Kiss
Cloaked in darkness
Gracefully crossing the room
Shadowless light upon the walls
Face, pale as the moon
Lips, the color ruby red
Eyes black as the night
Seeking out his victims
Full moon shining bright
He plucks from the daintiest of flowers
Destitute souls, appearing lost
Inviting them to his castle
No feelings, no remorse
Draining them of life's elixir
Their minds torn by fear and bliss
To live the life of the unliving
Compliments of the Vampire's kiss
Joseph R. Stellin Jr.
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8/29/2026 9:43:43 AM # rel_20260827T145718Z_a0f1bd3
An insightful depiction of phantom wandering of vampires, well articulated and nicely penned in poetic diction with conviction. The poem reminded me of the serial movie DRACULA in which Christopher Lee starred as the vampire. A lovely poem indeed. Thanks for sharing Joseph. Please read my poem COLOSSAL MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE.