My lupine lover.
How your fur once did cover.
Now, tis but skin.
You and me, we began again.
Once you were my Barron,
I, your king, your wife were glarin’.
Now, though I’m still your king,
You my prince, all cover’d in bling.
Bisclavert, all in your fine regalia
Your hair is silver, your eyes azalea.
You my wolven love,
Are my loyal friend. Of
Moonlight and howled ecstasy.
And fuck your bitch of an ex-wife.
- Author: Pazuzu ( Offline)
- Published: March 1st, 2023 19:03
- Comment from author about the poem: Read the story of Bisclavert by Marie de France, I believe it's the first instance of a queer werewolf romance story, Change My Mind.
- Category: Love
- Views: 6
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