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A Mutant's Pilgrimage: Day Eighteen

(pantoum)
You do not want to take this heart from me,  
You think you know the nature of its need.  
This heart is black as Satan’s revelry,  
An open sewer’s gape, a rancid screed.  
 
You think you know the nature of its need,  
This mutant smiling back with lapis eyes.  
An open sewer’s gape, a rancid screed,  
Would not begin to shape what they disguise.  
 
This mutant smiling back with lapis eyes,  
Its need to splay your open everything,  
Would not begin to shape what they disguise,  
A lust, your body and your soul unstring.  
 
Its need to splay your open everything,  
To drink in every feel and want you crave,  
A lust, your body and your soul unstring,  
Consume, to leave you open like a grave.  
 
To drink in every feel and want you crave,  
This heart as black as Satan’s revelry,  
Consume, to leave you open like a grave,  
You do not want to take this heart from me.  
 
18/30  
 
Words: 160  
Unique Words: 66  
 
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Written by Hepcat61 (geoff cat)
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Author's Note
Creature of the Night - Atlanta, GA 1983/1984.

(They say that alcoholics don't have relationships - we take hostages..!)
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