The Sin of Bliss
By Chelsea.Anne
Sun, 12 May 2013
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Xanthous vipers crumble and
Copulate on pallid bursts
Of violent ash and vapid sand
Drunken blows to swollen bones
Macabre and salty, bitter and grand
While wolven maws abuse brash lips
Gluttonous passion
Simmers on pendulum hips
Thrashing crests of poignant skin
Fevered, gasping, blissful sin
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Nice one, Chelsea, beautiful
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Nice one, Chelsea, beautiful use of words and in my opinion very original. I love the word 'macabre', by the way, it's little used nowadays, but a shrivelled old harridan could whisper it and I'd crumble and swoon and turn to jelly. 'Fevered, gasping, blissful sin' - lovely jubbly, as Delboy would say.
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This is so deep and
This is so deep and gritty.Makes me feel like puncturing a bare neck with my incisors.Could drown in the succulent language.
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