Monday, November 24, 2008

NQ: The Nosferatu's Quandry

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level), and many others, performed by the poet,
occasionally with the help of his band
"The Gods of Love" go to
http://www.williamfdevault.com/cds.html
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The night grows long, the hunger deep,
I can feel it in me, as I sleep,
a hollow womb of poisoned thought
that floods with passions scattershot.
That I might rise to walk the trail
where lovers strive and lovers fail
will not be left to destiny,
castoff, aloft, to plummet free
and gather speed and gather seed
and, in the end, to gather need
to blight the night with crippling pain
until I dare to feed again.

William F. DeVault. all rights reserved.

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