He wanted her.
He needed her.
Every inch of her body,
Every strand of her hair.
A beast hungry for her warmth,
Dying for her cold pressed inside him.
Her scent stoned him still.
Her touch unleashed him, free.
He dreamt of her smile.
The melody of her laughter was on audio tune in his mind.
Addicted to the choirs she played.
A replay of her voice leading him to that mystical orchard,
Wonders of green and gold, where the music never ends.
Il profumo di Rum che scendeva giĆ¹ sulla sua bocca, come farfalle intossicate di ballare.
Intossicato per lei.
He reached for them but he failed, he followed their dance, they followed her voice through the scarlets of red towering mountain high.
But,
Did he find her?
Did he love her?
Love each and every vein that swam through her breasts?
Drawings of shadowy webs, entwining to blooming crisp leaves.
Know, that her skin raised by the thought of blood drop?
Velvety drops on an open scar wound, melted her eyes, dried up her smile.
Did he trace his finger alongside her back?
Writing, ‘I’m lost without you,’
Connecting to each of her beauty mark.
Did he enjoy the night sky as much as she loved the moon glimpse through her window?
Did he know, that needed was never in her agenda?
No,
He only saw her,
Not through her.
Cryptic character she held.
He couldn’t solve her riddle.
He only held eyes,
Eyes that saw her,
Not through her.
For that,
She drank herself asleep.
For she knew, that today was lost.
For tomorrow she held a burial, but for tonight,
For tonight she held her hand out,
and a bottle to his quiet heart.
He tasted her flesh, she let him choke to death.
Cannibal he was,
But,
So was she.
Never follow the fleeting butterflies of the orchard.
For they have no grounds.
You’ll never know where they’ll lead you,
A blooming orchard,
or
A flesh eating bed of Pink Roses, dancing to her melody of his everlasting blackened night.
-Di Maggio Carolina