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Danger's Fruit by Elaybee (figure out the metaphor)
Danger’s Fruit
by: ElayBee
Your-- your mystique aroma,
oh pleasant smell!
Avidly, you graze upon my hungry soul,
Fed by everlasting pastures of temptations,
Meanwhile, I am your audience.
Embraced are the leaves,
which disguise your foreboding intentions,
as I proceed to harvest your pitch,
your fruit.
Occasionally,
you replace the feeling of seclusion,
for you become a cherished companion.
And in you I bestow my trust,
for I am banished, by others who loathe this lust.
Contemplation,
now a fruit fly,
has given birth to pessimism.
I relish the feeling of this poison,
though never did I foresee becoming an advocate of your campaign.
I am devoted to your botanic mask,
formulated by a complex chemistry of nature,
a single-seeded eruption of desire,
yearning for acres of your asexual commodity.
I am at disposition,
as a result of your absence.
when present,
your presence presents a present;
I am obliged.
by: ElayBee
Your-- your mystique aroma,
oh pleasant smell!
Avidly, you graze upon my hungry soul,
Fed by everlasting pastures of temptations,
Meanwhile, I am your audience.
Embraced are the leaves,
which disguise your foreboding intentions,
as I proceed to harvest your pitch,
your fruit.
Occasionally,
you replace the feeling of seclusion,
for you become a cherished companion.
And in you I bestow my trust,
for I am banished, by others who loathe this lust.
Contemplation,
now a fruit fly,
has given birth to pessimism.
I relish the feeling of this poison,
though never did I foresee becoming an advocate of your campaign.
I am devoted to your botanic mask,
formulated by a complex chemistry of nature,
a single-seeded eruption of desire,
yearning for acres of your asexual commodity.
I am at disposition,
as a result of your absence.
when present,
your presence presents a present;
I am obliged.
Published 4th Jun 2012
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