Mistress of the Night

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Her blood-stained dress,

her nauseating, yet sweet smell;

an intoxicating scent of

dead flowers in the misty air.

Wondrous thoughts of

angelic dreams in a dark haze of velvet,

while autumn leaves crunch

underneath her bare feet

as she moves serenely forward.

Where does my love go?

Where does my love go?

In the stillness of the night

the cool wind begins to whisper

In mysterious words,

singing melancholic songs of sorrow

with past life grievances,

cold and miserable,

extending wishes of unending pleasure.

Hollow, empty

her expressionless face,

her unreadable thoughts.

Unearth this veil of shrouded mystery,

see her intense gaze,

her malignant smile, yet sensuous lips,

her eyes speak of wisdom,

her face reflects innocence,

like that of a child

lost in eternal torment

searching for something

It can never have.

Graceful is she

In her every movement,

breathing so lightly

she cannot be heard.

Alas, her exhaustion grows

as does her impatience

so it ends and comes her demise

as earth's veil embraces her.

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