Broken DreamsA Poem by Daniel SutheranSalivating in solitude, he looks above dripping bedsheets, doesn't worry of the situation he's in, only smiles and proceeds to invade her rights. He licks his lips, wiping a crimson stain from his cheek, then going back in on the poor girl, to gorge and feast on her some more. Dribbling through foetid teeth, snapping a tendon, a ligament, a nerve, he's not unnerved as he digs deeper, cracking through the seam of her glowing abdomen. Quivering in pure pleasure, he giggles and tears into a thigh bone, now swimming in his sweat and her coldness, burying his face into her open chest and lungs. Biting into her neck, then chewing on her jugular vein, her broken legs twisted around his waist, he only smiles and giggles and sweats and... awakes.
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Added on January 30, 2015Last Updated on February 4, 2015 AuthorDaniel SutheranBirmingham, West Midlands, United KingdomAboutHello. Aspiring composer and artist with a love of botany, clarinets and kimonos. more.. |

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