Lucy's Incubus

Lucy’s Incubus

Lucy stayed in Seaview Inn
Alone in the bridal room
When something leaped upon her bed
Howling in the gloom

She tried to shake it off
But nothing could she do
But lie in frozen dread
As into her it slue

She lay back in silent horror
As it had its wicked way
Her legs spread out invitingly
Upon the bridal bed she lay

She opened her eyes and gazed at him
And he gazed back with glee
Then he wafted into the gloom
Was this an erotic dream?

She booked another night in Seaview
And locked the bedroom door
Then lay naked upon the bed
Foolishly waiting for more

She didn’t wait too long before
Slowly from the gloom      
He rose to the foot of the bed
This creature from an ancient tomb

He gazed leeringly down on her
Upon her naked shame
So she decided not to become
Part of his evil game

She tried to rise but she was trapped
Upon the bed, paralyzed with fear
As he went down on her
And entered with a sneer

She left the inn next morning
And took the train back home
But the evil demon followed her
And will not leave her alone

Her fault, her fault it was
For playing his erotic game
Other fiends now all come too
And indulge her naked shame

But her shame has now all gone
And the fiends are her friends
She loves to play their lustful game
Happily all boundaries she transcends