BLANKETS OF STARS
Blankets Of Stars / Dark Angel
Bodies entwined plucking at the essence of love
Heated passion relates its hunger to the dangerous moon
Dark Angel over shadows my body with great clinging
Of his spell bond love
Moist lips pressed upon my cold lips tongue upon tongue
And the dark dreams taken off
A passion of need hunger want between two of the night
Storm-tossed by waves of Mediterranean Sea his lust, love
Dark Angel has for me
Delusions are lost within the moons playgrounds
Kisses of fierce that teeth are driven into lips
Personal touch of his delights over me over my body of lust
Pleasure so pure that the impulse itself hurts
Deep cravings of my love I withhold from Dark Angel
Depths of gasping breaths drawn by each of our bodies
Wholly absorbed, body on body, clinging to heated lust, love
Sweeping at each others souls like the lost sea
When the spate of lust is over and the raging fever gone
The hunger keeps us on the hunt a craving
for something that is long gone Like the nasty storm
Innocence Dark Angel wants to take from me
But I still hang on to my heart
Just aimless bewilderment wasting away
Or a night passed at the mercy of a whim? '
''Dark Angel'', cries to the darken moon
The fountain of delight raising like a sword in his soul
for more In impassioned hearts, knifes of love glowing as if
living flames!
Whistling at the sea over me Imperfect our the lost
Imperfect is he that craves me
The blanket of stars is where my heart will be
Each basking in their beloved’s adoration.
Blinded by love’s charm of lust of his darkness
My sweet disorder of nature’s storm holds me close
Love is built up bit-by-bit in mere repeated usage
But this love of Dark Angels is killing me slowly
My body is going cold Taken my beauty away but my heart
Is what he craves my love I don't give away
Constant dropping water of crying souls for me
Love conquers all in that blanket of stars that hold my heart.
Poetic Lilly J. Emery (c)
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