February 18, 2018

Thirst by Stephen Jarrell Williams

Within the microscopic fluttering of mist
void of sharp lines defining life and death

she glides angel-like in the blur
silent strokes of wings and see-through veils 

her breath a breeze of unfelt disease
inhaled by those too close and unfocused

she is on them
before they know with understanding

foggy cloud of spittle juice
suck of the succubus

her silhouette mixed with enticing secrets
absorbing all senses of decency

her white eyes hypnotizing
temptress supreme she smiles

bite within a kiss
embrace of emptiness

systematic squeeze of the soul
dripping down to the hollow underworld

full of fluids where nothing floats
all hope like rain that never falls

she is from below and already here
coming within the exhale of hell

your tears swallowed like grapes.






Stephen Jarrell Williams loves to write and draw late into the night. His work can be found here and there and in-between. 

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