Omega
Kill me in the soft moonlight.
Rip me apart with your teeth and your tears
never letting me go.
Hold onto my tatters.
Let me be that piece of meet stuck between your teeth
the cause of your gnashing jaws.
And after I’m good and dead
say a prayer for the woman you loved like prey
but excpected to become your mate.
And after you leave what’s left of my body
the sun will rise over the hills
and I promise you’ll regret what you’ve done.
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The voice of the heroine in this poem is strong. I like it!
Thanks!
I read your poem aloud and was wooed by the sound of your voice coming out of my mouth. The images and the lyricism swept me off my seat. Did you mean meet or meat between your teeth? I love “kill me in the soft moonlight” I was immediately drawn in and the poem kept me wrapped and entrapped.
Thank you so much! And I did mean meat, whoops.