Succulent

Succulent

A Poem by Soren

The cactus protects its treasure with spikes
Its heart guarded with thorns
Lacking trust it extends threatening pikes
Yet with alluring blossoms its body adorns 

A naked siren, illusion accursed
Where succulent scars mark desires, that do remain
One that tastes its flesh briefly quench their thirst
But its meat will not sustain

Those drawn to its beauty taste its pain
A fleeting bloom drops denuded prickles on bloodied ground 
Each dark stain washed away in sin's rain
Roots drink lover's crimson passion drown

Succubus draw my blood, leaving me with memory's tattoos
Fondling your flower, you touch sharp needle's of taboos 

© 2025 Soren


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In other words, enter at your own risk. Good imagery here illustrates the hazards of being led by passion. Of course, we'll do it anyway. A good burning is a wealth of learning.

Posted 7 Months Ago


Soren

7 Months Ago

Thanks so much my friend for the read and understanding words they are always appreciated

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