Carpathian Curse

Pop64

The light of the moon serves as source

For my once beating heart, now still

As I wander the lonely corridors of time

Eternal, to grip my breathless, lifeless chest

Each day’s a seductress, but surely my death

For the awaking moon is my life, my morning

To then search high and low for fulfillment

Only to be left with blood of life, not my own

Oh, the pain of the never aging flesh I retain

It serves as the captor, the origin of my demise

  • Author: Michael (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 1st, 2023 07:09
  • Category: Gothic
  • Views: 5
  • Users favorite of this poem: LIZ, Bella Shepard.
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Comments2

  • LIZ

    I will always love poems like this! And it feels like I've been talking about the moon all morning! Definitely full moon season! But THIS: "Eternal, to grip my breathless, lifeless chest-Each day’s a seductress, but surely my death" got my heart! Loved it! 🌙 🌚

    • Pop64

      Thank you so much! Coming from you, that really means a lot!

    • Bella Shepard

      The lament of the vampire, the never ending curse is so poignantly described in your verse. Beautifully written dear friend!



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