Glowing eyes, beguiling grin
Even just a glance at her
Will be the harshest sin
Even if you think of her
You’re doomed to surely end
Cursed, by her lonely soul
No cure, for her endless cold
Taken under, she drowns you
Nails drag across your flesh
Her screams are mute
Your wounds are fresh
Tears freeze against her face
A cloud of red, a scarlet haze
Your soul escapes its prison
You are dead and she has risen
But no darkness clouds your vision
Cursed, by her lonely soul
No cure, for her endless cold
Besides taking new friends
And destroying them
Her screams are quiet in the dark
As she consumes your heart
Her pale cheeks now flush with red
She whispers, “Now we’re both dead”
Despite the tragedy, you grin
You have relieved her of her lonely sin
You stare at her ebony eyes
And do not miss your previous life
Taken in her arms you love her
Now you both share her curse
Your screams escape, so full of joy
Her tears emerge with bliss
And every night you’ll take another
To steal their frozen kiss
Author notes
This poem, though sex is not mentioned at all is about losing one's virginity.
