Cleopatra
The sky I see
so vast and blue,
though grey in tone
a midnight hue
Draws me forth
in tender grasp,
a coiling dance
like hallowed asp
Rising in the
sable veils,
to strike with bite
of pharaoh’s tales
And fall upon
the bed of gold
as royal queen
by mercy, cold
For each I would
swiftly become;
the vice & victim
bound in one
Cerulean skies
to rule the dusk,
as warmth innate
fades deep and lush
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