Seductress of The Night

by Simon Hayes   Sep 4, 2006


Draped among the roses,
A silky crimson ribbon
Seeps from the open wound
Of her delicate heart,
Imprinted by her world
Of turmoil and confusion.

This seductress of the night
Disguised in sleek attire,
Discreetly hunts her prey.
Peering through the fragments
Of evilness, she carefully unfolds
Her wavering, mystical poison.

Men fall at her feet,
Longing to kiss her venomous lips
And caress her devilish mind,
Unaware of her wicked trap
That will leave them scarred,
Bitter and torn.

Her victims, drowned in the poison
Absorbed by their fragile hearts.
All afraid to speak of the tale
That haunts their dreams.
All afraid to reveal her conniving pursuits...
The seductress of the night.

© Simon Hayes 04/09/06

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  • 17 years ago

    by Reborn Rival

    Brilliant!

  • 17 years ago

    by Darien

    Well, its good to see some of us are still able to write such a great poetry. A very dark one indeed Simon. I liked the style, it was well written. The scariest part, is 'men fall at her feet'

    ohhh man.. I don't wanna be whipped!!! lol

  • 17 years ago

    by sarah

    Kool poem, i like it and the endings great!

  • 17 years ago

    by Hind

    Very well written...it flowed quite nicely. The imagery was wonderful.

    Keep it up.
    This was a really good poem 5/5 well done,

  • 17 years ago

    by Midnight Sun

    I REALLY liked this poem but I'm still a little confused at who she is...if that's how it's supposed to be then that's fine...but if not could you let me know, lol...thanks. But it was DEFINATELY a great write...5/5!
    ~Jules

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