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DreamEvil
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0 posted 1999-08-04 03:46 AM


The first time I saw her was from behind.
She was wearing a strap-less, black, silk dress.
Her milky, white skin almost drove me blind.
She aroused more than interest, I confess.

I quickly scanned my eyes around the room.
I couldn't help myself, I had to stare.
A quick flash of leg fast lifted my gloom.
Bluish-black was the color of her hair.

You know I had to have a better view.
Quite slowly I worked my way to the bar.
I watched others go to hit on her too.
Right now I'd rather view her from afar.

With skill she denied each one that came by.
Each turned to leave with a dejected look.
She caught my stare then matched it, eye for eye.
She read my thoughts like an open book.

Shooters for courage and I made my move.
I eased down the bar to stand next to her.
I acted like I had nothing to prove.
Just her standing so close was sheer torture.

Before I could speak, she looked up at me.
She drew her tongue across those ruby lips.
With laughing eyes, she said, "My name is Dee."
Then this jaded heart started doing flips.

With a smirk she asked, "Would you like to dance?"
Speechless, I stood there, jaw hitting the floor.
"You are the one I came here to romance."
Her soft, sultry voice left me wanting more.

No way was I going to pass this one by.
As I held her close, I became quite bold.
When she leaned into me, I heard her sigh.
The touch of her skin made me feel so cold.

The men around us were giving me glares.
I bent to kiss her and she said, "Not yet."
Her forwardness had caught me unawares.
"You'll feel my kiss soon enough, do not fret."

As we danced, the room around me grew dim.
The fire in her eyes was all I could see.
With each caress, my head began to swim.
I couldn't believe she had come for me.

Quietly she said, "You may kiss me now."
When I went to kiss her, I felt out of breath.
She said, "Be at peace, let me show you how."
Then I felt the embrace of Lady Death.

I opened my eyes surrounded by light.
I saw myself laying under a sheet.
Her soothing voice said, "It will be alright."
The kiss of Death had never tasted so sweet.


©1999 DreamEvil


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Shall I indulge in flights of fancy hampered by clipped wings?
DreamEvil©


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~one voice~
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1 posted 1999-08-04 03:54 AM


I really enjoyed reading this, Dream! Excellent job, I think! I could see it all happening in my head!

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~onevoice~

"She looked at her life
like lines, never-ending,
constantly forming,
reforming and bending."


Nicole
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since 1999-06-23
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Florida
2 posted 1999-08-04 04:07 AM


A truly masterful piece. Now we just need to find someone who gives you that much peace without taking your life!
leelew
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highmount,ny,usa
3 posted 1999-08-04 05:04 AM


Nicely done,Brother!Talk about lokking for love in all the wrong places though!

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"There are none so blind as those who see only with the mind and not the heart"

WhtDove
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since 1999-07-22
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Illinois
4 posted 1999-08-04 08:17 AM


Of course this is well done! I liked the end, what a twist. Sounds like a dream that would awake someone in a cold sweat.
hoot_owl_rn
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since 1999-07-05
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5 posted 1999-08-04 09:42 AM


Bravo Dream!!! Nicely written!!

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"Nobody has measured, not even poets, how much the heart can hold" ~Zelda Fitzgerald

Gentle Soul
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6 posted 1999-08-04 11:52 AM


Oh my!!! I love it brother!!! hehehe... you are AWESOME! as always hehehe

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Andrew Scott
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since 1999-06-24
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7 posted 1999-08-04 12:16 PM


Great read, with perfect imagery. I could see and hear it all happening. I bow to you and yours with thanks for sharing. Most enjoyable.
Moonlight
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8 posted 1999-08-04 12:46 PM


oooh, I like it!!

DreamEvil
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9 posted 1999-08-04 09:35 PM


Another flash of poetry that had to get out. Thank you.
Poet deVine
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10 posted 1999-08-04 10:36 PM


Why did you portray death as a beautiful woman? Do you subconsiously fear beautiful women?
tori
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since 1999-06-18
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11 posted 1999-08-04 10:57 PM


A brilliant seductive look at death........ bravo DE..... this one was great..
Going to sleep with garlic tonight... lol
Thinking!!!
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If with pen in hand I've made you think
I've not wasted one drop of ink
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DreamEvil
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12 posted 1999-08-04 10:59 PM


Not at all, Lady deVine. Women are a comfort, they take away pain and put me at ease. Much like Death takes away the pain of living. I must admit, one particular Lady inspired this piece.
Christopher
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Purgatorial Incarceration
13 posted 1999-08-05 12:44 PM


Bravo! Freaky! Well Done!
An interesting perspective.

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Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll be among the stars.
-Unknown-

DreamEvil
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14 posted 1999-08-05 04:55 PM


Little overdone, but it had to write itself.
thursdayschild
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15 posted 1999-12-15 12:29 PM


Excellent!
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