For Love and Fear of Darkness
The Vampire's Erotic Touch
Become my infinity...
Walk with me to the other side of the wall
and shiver not for my hand is cold
like the wet stones which separate your world from mine
Be not afraid to take my face into your palms
and kiss my lips that have known no words
Become one with me
my infinity
Feel the bite that will make forever
a dream realized,
shattering never
into mere words of children and hopeless souls
that dwell amid loud inappreciation
in a world that knows no darkness
Published by bw Frampton
I am a proud father of three children and husband of one in Small Town, Ohio. I enjoy lifting weights, reading, writing and observing people. I am now a full time student, majoring in Electrical Technology. View profile
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