Nov 10, 2009 14:32
You’re forced to dwell
in this lonely plane
all because of being
tricked by the King
of tricks himself.
You were hungry
and couldn’t resist
that luscious piece
of fruit, but now every
year, you must pay the toll.
I came to see you as
a favor to your mother,
Demeter. She wanted to
know if you needed anything,
though I hardly think what
your eyes ask of me qualifies.
Your eyes, they plead with me
to take you away from here,
even if only within your mind.
With a slim, but frail hand,
you beckon me closer.
The stench of rotting flesh
of those who refuse to
die with dignity makes me
want to retch, but I cover
my mouth with my hands
and walk to you.
I walk toward your throne
made of rotted corpses
and extend my hand to
take you away from this
Hell-hole. You take it, a
death-grip on me.
Anything is better than
ruling over the dead,
isn’t it? You lead me to
an entrance which requires
godly blood as passage.
You take the knife from
your robes and prick your
finger, blood drips onto the
entrance stone and the door
opens. You usher me inside
with haste, knowing he could
return at any moment.
Before me lays a king-sized
bed with red-satin sheets.
I’m slightly fearful of
what you want as you
pull me toward it.
You sit down and I sit
next to you. - You’re very
quiet, does Hades ever tell
you that, Persephone?
implied f/f,
greek mythology reference(s),
my poetry