the lover (a poem)

'twas a warm october night when first did we
exchange a bouquet of words
such simple words, arising happily
fate, song of the crow bird

oh how you filled my mind with dreams,
as i was in a slumber
like a bell ringing, your scream
your body, a crimson rill ebb under

yea, a fortnight came and gone
i saw you once again
your cry reverb'rated like a song
sanguine symphony, amity and vein

i approachéd unto thee
my eyes beaming unto yours
i say "do you remember me?"
your reply: "of course"

o we chatted ever so gaily
and then we bid goodbye
from then on, i bore you daily
you every move, whisper, cry

infatuated with you, i was
lust filled mine eyes
amour, my love,
o how i long to hear your cries

outside your window did i spy
slumber upon thine head
your blood, your scream did i,
stimulate to spill my seed

courage once did fill my heart
genius came to me
to your lock, did i start
to open with your spare key

in your quarters did you lay
chest heaved up and down
on your belly, 'pendiges a-splay
you were mine, no other soul around

silently did i strip
onto your bed did i climb
bound your hands to your hip
pleasure filled me as you cried

your screaming filled the air
as i began the deed
i tore your flesh, and pulled your hair
and still i did proceed

your blood was spilled, oh so gracefully
ah, your scream, reverberate
the cries, the sanguity
i began to copulate

oh you your flesh, taught and young
my phallus did enjoy
your tears, a beauty unsung
o you, my lovely boy

once my essence was expelled
your wailing did not subside
i bent to your ear, your head i held
"don't worry, you have already died"

i rapped your head, your eyes did close
your body i did carry
to the gorge. your body rose,
oh so light and airy

down the cliff your body danced
broken bones, spilled blood
i watched you wontonly entranced
'twas how i showed my love

c'ya later, space cowboy