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| Each Other's Poison | |
| By shirley_keeldar | ||||||||
| 31 March 2006 | ||||||||
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Inspired by Grimms' The Wolf and the Fox and a manipulative steppenwolf who tried to possess me... Every night the wolf threatened to eat me if I did not do his bidding. 'Red-fox, go fetch me something to eat', 'Red-fox, turn over that I may kiss your mouth', 'Red-fox, give me your breast that I may bite it til it bleeds'. His demands were ever-increasing Ever worsening. He took&took And his blood lust knew no bounds. What could I do? I pandered to him, I adored him; I left him. I left him fat with my love, too fat to move. He devoured me but I was no good for him, His arteries glutinous by my sticky artificial love; I made the loss of me the death of him.
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