Ravenous
I am hungry.
Hungry to
caress a body oozing and bubbling with imperfections planted
within the soil of your skin,
poisoning your soul with authenticity
built from simplicity.
Hungry to
be with a living being,
who is not shriveling of insecurity feeding on the artificial,
but who smiles to blind the eyes of others
when he is happy,
is as destructive as a natural disaster
when he is angry,
have tears that flood a nation,
when he is sad.
Hungry to
find a being
who looks at the night,
not just as time between each day,
but time where we can
look into the sky and see messages from far away.
Hungry to
shred and devour into your
repugnant, revolting, repellent
mask.
That of which I wish I could love,
that would truly be a task
that I graciously give to the mother of
your ugly mask,
but to love is not to love the mask
it is to love the person who beholds
the jewel of which you drool,
on my pillow with.
I prance around with you
dance around with you.
While my ears are bleeding with shouts
blasting from the caves underneath the snouts,
of hollow creatures,
just flies on the wall
they are quite nothing at all,
to me.
"Beast" they denounce!
"Veast" they pronounce!
"Feast" I announce!
For you satisfy my hunger,
pump my veins
make my heart roar in thunder.
For yes you are a beast,
but for my heart you are a feast.
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