NECROPHALIC SIN,
by Ashley DiosesHer waxy flesh, so blue and cold,
Enticed my finger’s touch.
I slid inside her stiffened fold—
Then felt her sudden clutch.
Her milky eyes then opened up
And gazed into my heart.
The ice I felt within her cup
Then pierced through like a dart.
Her nails had sunk into my skin,
Yet I was frozen there.
My nightly necrophilic sin
Had led me to her lair.
She pulled me close to blackened lips,
And penetrated me
With teeth so dull it took more rips
To make a bloody sea.
The laughter of a mad vampire
And giggles from a ghoul
Resounded while I sought desire
On zombies, much more cruel.