Celebrating Samhain at the Undead Lounge
After our breakup, right around sunset,Dan’s never coming home again becameMy grief o’clock. Then Undead Lounge openedOctober 31st for a Samhain fest,Barmen preparing drinks as carefully
That cocktail must have … my confusion … how …
His breath felt hot along my ears and neck,Kite-stringing my emotions as we flew.
Did I black out? Anointing rain obscuredA cemetery. Fading, he becameMere ghostly fragments as the sun came up.
Pretending to be me, a well-paid blondeAppears to host my Instagram account,Engages with my followers, repliesPolitely in my "voice," negotiatesAll sponsorship requests, promotes my book.
Before I died, I didn’t taste success.
My maker, who bestowed the gift, arrivedWhen I was 55, revealed how toShape-shift witnessed by the moon’s upturned face.
Spoiler alert: that’s not in my memoir.
Fresh blood that energizes vamps must beEmboldened by passion — a desireFor living, the best nourishment on which to feed.
Next comes exhilaration: plan the hunt,Select the prize. No matter what you’ve heard,Blood type’s no concern — just vibrancy.
Another cut involved text deemed obsceneBecause I gushed: "The kill! My lord, the kill!"
Imagine this: blood pumping, spurting straightFrom puncture’s wounds, red tears in human flesh,Aromas coppery, sweet pungent sweat,As it’s consumed, tonight’s hot chalice drained.
Instructions newbies need were all excised.My lawyers helped combat that censorship.
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