My Succubus, part 1
By EpheLuwe
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“I was more sinned against than sinning”
She sang, loud for all to hear.
And I stood
In the shadow of her theatricals,
Her instant tears
As a gang of faces turned their heads
And witnessed me;
These witnesses didn’t see
Their part in this hypocrisy.
Have you ever felt imprisoned by your own shell?
I cannot say I haven’t been,
Nor can I tell
For I drank from her well
And it left me dizzy.
A well that drained
A life from me
In the pathetic
Symbols of our time:
A nought and a cross –
Her and I
I was a would’ve been,
And now wouldn’t be.
For she
Was the sun
That burnt off my wings.
And she was the one
To melt my waxen house:
To end my life,
Romantically
On these idyllic flaxen shores –
In her golden flowing...
© Ephraim M Luwemba
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