Beautiful Stranger
I met her late one night
On my way home from I don't care and nowhere
Lately I’ve walked lonely street repeatedly
Needing more than nothing
So when she appeared out of seemingly nowhere
I didn't question or contemplate
Her warm breath was inviting
And her hot skin touched my longing
Without words we moved into the shadows
Her nakedness secretly surreal
Our uniting denying who and what we are
The needs real, with no need for explanation
Sleep crept in sometime in the darkness
Exhaustion earned without questioned emotions
Two bodies sexually strained
While remaining strangers
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All that remained was her blood red stilettos
Tucked back beneath the bed
Like a Cinderella nightmare
A disappearing spirit vanished with the night
What the Hell was her name
Why was there an emptiness remaining
Then there in the mirror the reflection was revealing
There will be no healing from her presence
Etched upon my face
Carved deep into my flesh
Colored fresh with my crimson liquid
A jagged bleeding heart
Only the stabbing pain was within my chest
And I found that with the excitement
That I could barely breathe
Forced to gasp with sporadic breath
Ripped with the precision of her passion
A gaping hole spread wide across my breast
Fully exposed; there beat my hemorrhaging heart
My sight slowly faded
As I hit the cold marbled floor
A ghostly figure reached through the doorway
My last vision - the vaporized knife slicing through the air
While a pale trembling hand slowly disappeared
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