Possession
By rosaliekempthorne
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I think that she completes me,
Hand in hand,
Hand in blood.
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She's there in the dark,
Halfway sleeping, halfway flickering.
I run my fingers over her smooth surfaces;
Her silk and cream flesh;
The wildness in her eyes.
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I lean over to hear her secrets,
To catch the whispers,
As they slip free from her glittering soul.
I press my lips against hers,
Sealing our bargain.
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Two halves of one entity,
Her white where my grey begins,
Her butter-gold against my saffron orange;
Her light shining into my darkness.
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I've read in the papers;
They've declared her presumed dead,
Missing.
And I smile, knowing she's home.
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Beauty and a real sense of
Beauty and a real sense of horror, wonderfully captured. Very disturbing.
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The second last stanza is
The second last stanza is particularly powerful and sets up the blow of the final one very well.
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