Poetry 68: Touch, Feel, Kiss, Kill

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          What beauty lies in our brotherhood
           in vast kaleidoscope of mornings,
           by hunger of truth whenever ended
           the daylight we missed in written
           mournings;
           where our memories now be found
           in quite reality's traitor promises;
           how crimson bled our kisses before
           they melted to sins of frozen fallacies;
           come often will you, my brother
           never on loneliness, if possible
           never on secrets silenced by the nights;
           but when this love do seem impossible
           for who shall seek, I'd be waiting;
           whose visions do glow brighter
           than your images within memory
           only remembered when we're together;

          I couldn't bare, please my brother,
          be this passionate for thrilling thirst;
          why be together in but whenever,
          why fiercely thrust me where it hurts;
          you're never mine, that I do know;
          only I'm asking your brother touches
          why hesitate when done as well,
          your sinful lips on mine that matches;
          so certain, my dreams cannot
          be begging presence of known entity
          but yours oh solely, yours so lonely
          yours of starlights--crossing destiny;
          and certain, my dreams do not
          have certainty of knowing thee
          but touch and feel me, kiss and kill me,
          perhaps my death if that's thy pleased.

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