Red Honey, by Chloe Justice Walker
Kissed with serrated teeth
Caressed with pointed claws
Ivory splits
Ivory separates
From the crevice
Beads crimson seeds
That grow and grow
Until they sprout
Until they bloom
Passionate roses
Passionate tulips
Of the ancient deities of pleasure and war
Excruciating ecstasy
Intoxicating strength
The petals of passion
The petals of pain
The petals of sin
Drip, run, and flood,
Red Honey
Hot like lava
Sweet like iron
Red Honey
Stains the pure
Snowy Ivory with
Sunny plumes of
Red Honey
Frenzied demons
Bathe in it
Feel the power
Feel the pleasure
That they give you
Taste the iron
Savor the iron
Miss the iron of,
Red Honey
One more kiss
One more caress
Tills the Ivory
Sows more seeds
Roses and Tulips
Rise and fester,
Petals fall
And from them melt
Red Honey
It sticks to the Ivory
Smears and streaks of red
Covers the canvas
With painful paintings
Pain is pleasure,
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Red Honey
PoetryA poem I wrote, please read with an open mind. Please do not steal or re-post. This is my original work.
