His frame, his figure, his sun-lit silhouette
He looks down at me with intense, hazel eyes
glowing in the light of the morning
His embrace with long, strong arms
large hands wrapped around my waist
providing comfort
His laugh, his smile at his own joke
His lips pressed against mine
soft, accepting
But then it became torture
on my heart
His frame, his figure, looming
His intense eyes, rolling, mocking
the darkened silhouette of a predator
His embrace with those long, strong arms
large hands wrapped around my wrists
chains, braces
His laugh, his smile at his own sick joke
His lips pressed against mine
soft, wet, consuming
Submitted: January 12, 2021
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Bert Broomberg
A very good read. Nice turn.
Tue, January 12th, 2021 11:56am