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Forbidden Yesterday

by Razel Davies

A vigour of sensuous stream
A gleam of rapture
Her vanity played
In a forbidden yesterday
Unchanging prismatic glass
Within her eyes

The abyss wonders,
Through her mind.
Strike cut gaze,
Pierce scent whisper.
Glide mid open,
The cellar door.

Thoughts struck out nothing
From the naked nature
What was clasped in her hands
That the light recommended
Ears open
To the sounds of the drag of night

Camped out dark,
A figure step tall.
Fear drowned,
By desire’s touch.
Gasp of her heart,
Empty space or no?

What must seem deviant
Was welcomed in smothered numbers
Tricks to scour
Devour the perfumery –
The cloaked one
In noir ribbons wrapped
Hooded murmur deep
And entangled her soul to sleep

As her eye opened,
To empty door,
Her heart sank,
For dream was no more.
Despair gripped,
Loneliness tear,
The dark figures’ love,
Now gone from here.

02/14/2007

Author's Note: Co-written with the brilliant Anna Stocker.

Posted on 02/14/2007
Copyright © 2024 Razel Davies

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