she'd hold him like a trophy
and gild him like a chalice
she'd raise him above the sun
and encase him in her palace
once the feast concludes,
she puts off the attitude
and discards her robe,
always and ever-subdued
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.
.
"and the climb ensues."
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gardens of babylon ⚘ poetry
Poetryrandom poetry (collection 1) ⚘ just a collection of many poems that rose with topics centered on uncertain love, nature's eccentricity, mystery, myths, liaisons, and historical allusions. most of the content i'd post remains light on the diction an...
