It is often said
One's body is a temple
Constructed in perfect order
At the crown to the root
Skin like satin
Breath like a breezeA portrait of a man's first dream
She is the walking doll
Her frame is ideal
Fool in the headInnocence is to be compensated
A shadow emerges
From a desperate abyss
No one is here
No one will seeRavenous is the wolf in black
The hunger develops
Like a spreading virus
Nullifying the concept of moralityLegs of a lamb that trembles
Porcelain is fated to shatter
She's a jester in the king's court
Her senses, depraved
The world has gone deafHe is the one made of steel
And thick, black smoke
Her veil of pristinity is ripped open
Crimson wine pools beneathA flower with it's petals torn off
Howls from the depths of Sheol
Not even angels can shield their eyes
Chains are tightened
Arrival of confusionThe temple has been demolished
Dripping and stained ruins
From the spilling of a pale toxin
It's all devoid nowAching and aching
Walls have collapsed
The wolf in black is away
And the lone lamb remains
All has been stolenSo lingers the ghost
Of rotten recollections
Rainfall is neverending
Silence outside
Internal screamsThe roots of her trees have withered
Her crown is greatly tarnished
Heavier than lead
The flower has no beauty
With plucked petalsEveryone is unheeding
A voice lost in a soundless space
Inside, a painful growth within
As a new inhabitant's story
From a once forceful night
Finally begins
YOU ARE READING
"Wolf In Black"
PoetryIf you read it with your heart, it will be easy to understand. Tragedy is to remain subliminal.