black desire

Lorenz

I crave the flavor of your nights ,

breathing in the intimacy of your dreams

and the open ban of your abysses ...

So womanly when the dawn wets you,

awakening your wild sap ...

I imagine this fiery madness of pleasure

to whom I'm not invited 

when strangers come to bite 

the fruits of your orchard ...

I don't sleep ,waiting for the day

to bring you back to me ,

chasing  away those menacing shadows 
that haunt my spirit ...

Obscene moons dance on your naked body

and mockingly  calling to me ...

   Black desire 

    red passion .

The darkness of the hours is both ours

like the light of the blue sky .

  I want it because I am your god !

He who nurtures the secret fire of the brazier !

On your flesh of mystery 

I walk my misery 

and this sex of steel ...

 No deal brother exorcist ! 

I feel their fear made of bad sweat 

and they beg me ! 

 I accede to this mortal liberation ..

     Oration .

I will drink the venom of this lethal cup

and I'll go back to sleep  for ever at peace...

Ghosts will no longer torment me .

Our love is an offering to the master of flies...

 

 

 

  • Author: lorenz (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 17th, 2025 07:58
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  • sorenbarrett

    Darkly erotic and sensuous in nightly tones this poem holds black magic at its core yet casts its spell over images of seduction and lust. Well worded it seems to come from a shadowy realm. Haunting

    • Lorenz

      Thanks Sorren.Eros and thanatos inseparable couple !

    • Ellen Marsell

      Feverish confession of desire and torment, where love is both worship and war. The poem pulses with untamed emotion, its imagery oscillating between tenderness and brutality. Dark, mesmerizing...

      • Lorenz

        when erotic passion turns to madness ...

      • Sealgair

        She was a fire, and I wanted to be burned.

        A powerful piece.

        • Lorenz

          Thank you dear Sealgair ! always pertinent !



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