YOU
I
remove the blankets
From
my cold naked body
And
rise out of my coffin.
The
musty room around me is
Darkened
by the curtains,
Sad
gray clouds,
Blocking
the light of the sun
From
entering my somber chamber
Enveloped
in solitude.
The
will to stand eludes me
As
my thoughts travel miles
Returning
to you:
To
your eyes, the infinite windows to your soul,
Staring
into mine, paralyzing, gripping,
And
haunting me;
To
your scent, the likes which no man has ever smelt,
Which
rapidly fades from my pillow
Where
your head laid to rest.
I
embrace it in the night, longing for you,
But
the alluring perfume of your soft skin is long gone;
To
your touch, soft and reassuring;
To
your voice, beautiful, melodious,
Enchanting,
prompting me to
Dive
into the deadly waters and be
Dragged
into the dark depths of the ocean
Where
you, my siren, would sing to me
Your
mindless words, as I eat every single one
In
a hypnotized daze;
To
your lips, forbidden fruits
Tempting
me, and I cannot help myself
So
I take, not one, but many
Long
lasting bites of pure pleasure and bliss.
I
long for the day when the clouds
Will
move away, and the
Sunshine
will once again invade my room.
And
I welcome you in.
And
I bathe in your beauty, my goddess,
My
love.
