A Place For The Night by Razel DaviesDevil mocks me, but,
the Devil is so lonely,
so I share his plight.
Darkened door step,
holds your hopes and,
holds my fears.
So,
when dreams call,
my sultry goddess,
I hold a lantern to,
a darkened door way,
and move on,
my homeless soul,
hoping for a place for the night,
in your warmest heart.
Touch your deepest treasures,
hold your pleasures in my hand,
scented breath I taste,
your kiss so strong,
I fight to stay alive, as,
surely,
happiness can kill.
I bring you near to the end,
but please,
my angelic mate,
dont leave me,
even in death. 08/14/2007
Posted on 08/14/2007 Copyright © 2025 Razel Davies
Member Comments on this Poem |
Posted by Kathleen Wilson on 08/15/07 at 01:52 AM Ultimate and enigmatic. Again at the edge of existence, with desire, passion, the fear of loss. With such a loving gentle, desperate, impossible(?)plea. The holding of the lantern seems tangible. |
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