Poet­ess

Inspired by Oat­meal Girl’s post Dis­trac­tion.

She wrote me a poem.

A poem that speaks of lovers
gath­er­ing again after a spell apart,
of hands reac­quaint­ing with bod­ies,
and of lips devour­ing muted gasps
and moans.

A poem that speaks of me,
of how I appear in her dreams
and how I make her feel.

In her poem I am beau­ti­ful.
In her poem I am strong.
In her poem I am wor­thy of her.

And yet, as I have her in my arms,
as she is recit­ing her poem to me,
the beauty of which she speaks
is not in her presence.

No, only I am.

I am not the man in her poem.
I never was.

I am beyond redemp­tion.
A beast merely pre­tend­ing to be a man,
a man wor­thy of her.

A beast that must pos­sess her,
take her, claw at her flesh
and mount her.

Rip­ping her skin and bit­ing her flesh
I take her while her words
keep rain­ing on me, burn­ing my skin
like Holy water.

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