Werewolf

An Evening filled with humid air
Is the setting of this poem
As my heart reeled with romance to her
That vile vision of an astounding angelic maiden
Oh, how long have I gazed at her!
She walks like sand pouring on the funnel
Of an Hourglass

With moist and with joy I approached
That gargoyle of beauty
And on my knees I knelt 'pon her
And my heart was filled with sympathy

"Oh, my lady, my empress, my angelic countess!
Thou art as lovely as the december mistletoes!
I submit myself as your blanket and if careless
May Hades that selfish king siphon my suffering soul!"

How sweet she looked at me
As sweet as the tight tingles of a soaring sunset!
Those covered cowering cedar trees
Swayed the luck that love looped around me

She lowered the mask of which she wore
To protect those mad creatures from lust
Finally she spoke to me,
As sweet and soft like a cherry tree
"Oh, sweet lad! Kiss my hands!
You are the calloused and the charming I've been waiting for!
In vain I waited for my Romeo and Adonis
But my solitude turned into boastful bliss;
And here you came, in your valor and boldness
To save me from my sickness...my loneliness..."

We kissed like we've known
Each other for a very long time
Those covered-cowering cedar trees whispered me
The whistles they made as they decay
We marched in our arms like Pluto and Charon
In harmony and in rhyme
As those lonely-littered lilies with their petals of beauty
Reflected the love we shared today

I can't forget the cold kisses she gave
As she couldn't forget me
We will never rue the day we loved
Like fairies, saints and those babbling bumblebees

But tragedy came, in this good love it became
For we dance in the full moon.

The full moon! My suffocating weakness!
It's light became the gates to her grave!
I was cursed, drained is my righteousness
No cure, no remedy I can never be saved!

I watched her scream and cry,
But my sanity was out of normality
This curse I have is my craven vanity
My penance, my fate--I killed my lady!

In her wretched tomb I agonize my loneliness
For I posses a cursed sickness
I desired for her flesh, so tender so silken
And for that covetousness, she lied and dead!

Her beauty slowly fades...
As her portrait rots in my arms

"Oh, my lady, my empress, my dead countess!
Why must death haunt our utopic love?
It is my fault, I've become senseless
May yout soul soar like a downed dove!
I've lost you in my claws
For I've masqueraded a werewolf
My heart turned to charcoal
MAd at myself forever..."

In the forest I dwell alone--forlorn!
And await for the pale moon
Then set myself to the awry--memory!
That we loved like needle and spoon

I lift my head...
I saw your angel...

"In a six feet deep incision,
You have showed your turbid tears...
I am sorrowful now that your alone
But I have danced with death..."

My muse so dreadfully divine
Spoke unto me
I knelt on the tafetta and turf
With my eyelids and tears aloft!

"Oh, Hades! Bind my soul unto you!
Imprison me around that world you call Dis!
Sew me and her into a lovely dew
So another photo appears on my mantlepiece!
Hear my cries, do not forsake me!
Mount Olympus will crumble in this agony!
Even the pillars of that mighty oracle will crumble
On the sound and echo of my frail and faint cry!"

"Oh, let us resume our love!
Let me resurrect her, my flower!
Let me not shout in vain
Lost is my way, lost is my lady
As I drown on that rancid rain!"

"Oh, gods, scourge me as you've pained prometheus!
Oh, Romulus, slay as you've slain remus!
Zeus, whisper me with your power of thunder!"
Oh, gods! This I pray to all of you
But neither of you answered...
I guess a sin is all I need to do
Kill myself, this what I'll construe

Goodbye, fading forests! Goodbye, staring stars!
The moons shall never again thwart the sorrow in my heart!
My countess will love me again,
And will forgive my sin, my sin to her!

In the twilight we will dance, earning our second chance
A masquerade in heaven we are king and queen
Finally we shall kiss again, like asphalt and rain
Forgetting the past and her being slain.