Whispering Voices
The silence of the cool midnight air against the flowing crimson veil
Did give homage unto my dark intention
Against the backdrop of the shadow, the diminuendo of the voices
Rippled against the satin interior of the embrace
As the moon hung over the ebony darkness, and such kisses to be exchanged
Destined to be held fastidiously against the bladed energy
Lasted a redden droplet in a kiss
The roses sweetly beguile the traveler upon silky roadway
As I could fasten myself to the mystery and taste upon my tongue
The hot nectar that need no special words to describe
Certain as the candlelit darkness betray the quickening flesh and lustful
Thoughts beyond the veil
Against the dark eve, where it starts in the midnight hour
Came the fast, repetitive drive toward the release
Of the hunger deep within that lasts until the morning sun
Held fast, and given no obeisance to the desiring, quivering urge
The flesh against the flesh, and blood against blood and set upon the stars decreed
Non-descript and paranoid at the nagging darkness, the hours faded into days like the
Minutes would fade into hours and seconds into minutes
Dancing upon the drenched flesh and wild hair,
Against the unrelenting thirst that burns hotter in the veins of The Animal
The perfumed nature of the mystery
Wafted up to the heavens as the Sins of Man become repeated against the annals of time
From the Sins of Onan and Ixion, to the enclosure the flesh
Out of the light, His Marvelous Light and into the Wonderful Darkness
Drowning faster, harder and wildly than ever possible against the need
That ever increasing need of it, for it
That the blade kept itself hidden against the flesh
As the fount pulsed deeply in places where I need to find
And penetrated, the crimson flames and veil lifts
If I was your paramour for the moonlit nights
Not understanding the nature of the flesh, but taking it for my own
If I was your vampire…
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