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Dementia
I descend into a river of reflections
of my dementia.
Into the collared flesh of your arms
around my exhaustion.
How I long to rest, even as the
creature within me craves, still I yearn
for oblivion, for what do I know of
what I want when it brings
euphoria through a barren land.
It inundates the walls that
hold me prisoner without bars—
the residue sheen of lust unsatiated,
waiting and listening for the lilt of a
melodic cry, a prolonged moan,
a note that resonates, piercing my own
heart while my eyes ascend
to where skies glower in the deepening
red of a torturous night
which doesn't threaten, but promises—
Lover, why this banquet?
© 2015 Jade Pandora
of my dementia.
Into the collared flesh of your arms
around my exhaustion.
How I long to rest, even as the
creature within me craves, still I yearn
for oblivion, for what do I know of
what I want when it brings
euphoria through a barren land.
It inundates the walls that
hold me prisoner without bars—
the residue sheen of lust unsatiated,
waiting and listening for the lilt of a
melodic cry, a prolonged moan,
a note that resonates, piercing my own
heart while my eyes ascend
to where skies glower in the deepening
red of a torturous night
which doesn't threaten, but promises—
Lover, why this banquet?
© 2015 Jade Pandora
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