Blue-Eyed Demon

Blue-Eyed Demon

A Poem by Kitty

You open the door

And I step inside.

Suddenly you embrace me,

Holding me so tight;

Squeezing the life out of me.

You offer me a glass of poison

And I sip it slowly,

Savouring every drop.

Then, taking my hand,

You lead me to your room.

Why did you bring me here?

What is it that you want from me?

Softly, you start by undoing

The buttons on my shirt.

Gently, you lay me down on your bed.

I now know what it is

That you want from me.

Do I want this?

Am I ready for this?

You don’t give my mind

A chance to respond –

You pin me to the bed,

Your blue eyes now flaming red.

With the precision

Of a skilled master,

You sink your teeth

Deep into the flesh of my neck.

I scream,

A scream of pleasure.

Caressing my body,

You admire your venom

As it traces its way through my veins.

“Soon the transformation will be done,”

You hiss excitedly,

“You will be

My Mistress of the Night.”

“And you, my Devil-man,”

I whisper as I fall under your spell.

I watch as your once blue eyes

Flame a brighter, fiery red.

You’re a demon,

Constantly haunting my thoughts;

My dreams;

My life.

I live for you, Devil-man.

I long for you more each day.

Once this transformation

Is complete,

We will be one –

Me your Mistress

And you forever

My Blue Eyed Demon.

 

Copyright©JosieWentzel24July2008

 

© 2008 Kitty


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There are aspects l like and I don't. I love the flow and the passion displayed by the meter and overall tone of the piece. However, there are some words that distract and detract from this piece and almost cheapen it by cliches. For example, "Devil-man" and "Mistress of the night". I don't know if it's just so obvious or over used by the media, but I felt by using them, the piece was hurt. Just my opinion.

Overall, I did enjoy the piece.

Chaos~

Posted 15 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.




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This seems to be slightly gothic and erotic, in style. No profanity or crude language. In the context of a submission for my Contest, there is no ambiguity about the identity of your apparition from the darkness. Thankyou, for your submission!

Posted 14 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Intense movement into the darkness of soul and flesh... As a reader I sense the depth of this darkness and lostness... The bluing of the "I" makes it seem even more frantic and discordant! Imaginative and seductively powerful!

Craig

Posted 15 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.

There are aspects l like and I don't. I love the flow and the passion displayed by the meter and overall tone of the piece. However, there are some words that distract and detract from this piece and almost cheapen it by cliches. For example, "Devil-man" and "Mistress of the night". I don't know if it's just so obvious or over used by the media, but I felt by using them, the piece was hurt. Just my opinion.

Overall, I did enjoy the piece.

Chaos~

Posted 15 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.


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Kitty

Weltevredenpark, Johannesburg, South Africa



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