Prisoner
23 November, 2002
Author: David -Doc- Byron
Tell me what have we done, my dark one,
as the moon rises up to swallow the sun?
as we creep through the shadows of time
and space,
longing for the warmth of that forbidden place.
I can hear you breathing, smell your breath.
it smells of decay; could the smell be death?
your soul passes through me like a ghost,
as you creep up behind me, the one you crave the most.
I can feel you now, beneath my skin,
all prickliy and shivery, it feels like sin,
your lust engulfs me, makes me weak,
as you drain my power yoy were destined to seek.
Suddenly I feel you steal away with my soul,
never again shall I be whole,
I should have known, right from the start,
I'm a slave to your love, a prisoner of your heart....
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