a willing victims faith - or - a scorpion is always a scorpion

By c.d.lee

Fri, 11 Sep 2009
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taste my flesh sweet sir
bite but not too much
drink away my lifeforce
redden your lips of pale

then seek me not no more
i shall not be found
take all you want now
cast your furrowed brow

i cannot bare to see
the hunger in your passion
drive your teeth in deep
carressing tempered skin

darkness steals my soul
trust in you not found
now i share your hunger
and seek a throat to covet

c.d.lee

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Submitted by mouffette on
Bonjour c.d.lee Please, what is scorpian? Is it scorpion? "i cannot bare to see" Why cannot you be naked to see? In English lessons we write "I cannot bear to see", but I expect you mean something different.

Submitted by c.d.lee on
my error on scorpion but bare is as it should be, depending on how you bare to see it chris