Lilith

Lilith

A Poem by costa siwale
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A female facination

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Soft hair, like newly shaved wool
Its feel, real, firm and full.
Tender skin which haunts mine
It's human scent, indented in my mind.

I swoon over your feminine curves
a godly form radiant with pleasure waves.
Your deep dark eyes are piercing
Your scarlet lips, glow inviting,
their teasing taste, unearthly passion
am chained! Devoured by celestial seduction.

You possess me lilith! Mind, body, soul
ages now, to come and before.
And though they say you're in my mind
You are more real and meaningful than anything I've found.

© 2013 costa siwale


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costa siwale
Working on it, review, suggest or just hit me 'literary' get it haha

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I am reminded of an old acquaintance of mine called Lilith. She was known as the dark one, seducer of all. You have excellent taste, young man....perhaps if you dream hard enough? Careful though, she is a collector of souls.

Posted 6 Years Ago


costa siwale

6 Years Ago

hehe...well said, and thank you for taking the time to read
Gozer

6 Years Ago

How could I not? You are welcome!
So much desire seems to be in this, and restrained at that. It is beautiful, the way you are describing Lilith.

Posted 6 Years Ago


costa siwale

6 Years Ago

Oh thanks so much for taking the time to review, much appreciated
Restrained passion, "Tender skin which haunts mine" such a lovely idea. "Devoured by celestial seduction", there are several truly remarkable turns of phrase in this work.
The general construct of this piece is strong, and the treatment of the theme is controlled well.
There is to my mind an issue with using the same word several times in the same work, in this case "mind" which I believe at line 4 and 13 could be changed, leaving the line 11 thought it is part of untouched.
Of course the line 4 change would also assist with the difficulty of the disappearing rhyme, in fact a change of "full" in line 2 would bring the first stanza into harmony with the rest of the work, evening out the flow.
I believe you are missing an "I" at the beginning of line 10, if of course I am following the thought of the second stanza correctly.
This is an interesting treatment of the Lilith legend, regardless of the view one wishes to take of her, this work plays among several threads of her mythology, with out getting tangled in any way.

Posted 8 Years Ago


costa siwale

8 Years Ago

just the kind of review this one needed, i did write it in haste and neglected going through it befo.. read more
Very fine write Costa!! You started to rhyme the first stanza and then you seemed to abandon that which you started which confused me a little. Other than that. Nice poem. CD

Posted 9 Years Ago


costa siwale

9 Years Ago

Haha true CD, kinda confused myself at the end. Thanks for reading though.
CD Campbell

9 Years Ago

No don't say that. Fine write. Tighten it up brother and you'll have a gem.

This Is very true.

(in the Old Testament and in Jewish folklore) a female demon,
who attacks children.


Jewish Folklore. Adam's first wife was Lilith , before Eve
was created and she wouldn't listen to god she disobeyed him
and she was kicked out of the garden of Eden.



Lilith to me is of the the devil as
the devil can be in any form
he wants a woman an attractive man
and a beautiful angel but if a woman
is rebellious and doesn't obey god they're
following their flesh.



So this was more of a Temptation to
me this is why the name can be so alluring
her name draws you in like a Temptress
she caused her own sin to disobey God.




so I know very well what she was
she wasn't good when I see her
name the devil comes up and these
things are very real you know someone
by their fruits and she choose to not follow
God.



But thank you for sharing
and thank you for your kind review
and comments you left on my page.



God bless. Benita


Posted 9 Years Ago


costa siwale

9 Years Ago

Thank you for reading..you are right about lilith
Benita-Staebell M - KindredPoet

9 Years Ago

you're are quite welcome. it inspires Godly poems too when reading things like this. Blessings. Be.. read more
Indeed the legendary Lilith who has been described in such lovely words .Well penned Costa:)

Posted 10 Years Ago


costa siwale

10 Years Ago

Aww, Thank you Vidya, glad you read it
Vidya Bacchus

10 Years Ago

You are welcome:)
Very nice tribute...Lilith has been around since the beginning of time ...she is fulfilling..she is delicious ..she will rob you of energy and sanity..

A good read my friend

Posted 10 Years Ago


costa siwale

10 Years Ago

thank you Scott, much appreciated
She has held the captivation of many throughout the ages! You have expressed the power of this pull so very clearly! Your words make me feel as if she is looking over my shoulder.

Posted 11 Years Ago


costa siwale

11 Years Ago

My gosh, thank you for reading, an grateful
"You possess me lilith! Mind, body, soul
ages now, to come and before.
And though they say you're in my mind
You are more real and meaningful than anything I've found."

A wonderful poem...Thank you for penning...:)

Posted 11 Years Ago


0 of 1 people found this review constructive.

costa siwale

11 Years Ago

Thank you for reading..glad you like it
Sami Khalil

11 Years Ago

You are welcome...:).............
Falling in love with a goddess how wonderful I love it! very well written!

Posted 11 Years Ago


costa siwale

11 Years Ago

Thanks again Hicks.

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Lusaka , southern region, Zambia



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