Whose eyes upon my silken skin do burn? A mystery befalls my drunken mind. You must be my lost angel from ago; You kiss me then you let me on my own. Your lips are marked, stained with my passion's blood; Your eyes the portals which siphon your soul. Your scent is that of yesterday's fresh fruit; You tease me with your probing mental sword; A callous soul you must be harboring. Would you humor me to dance through our days?
I made that poem using one of those "refrigerator magnet" things on the internet. Basically they give you like 200 words on refrigerator magnets and then you have to decide which words to put where to make your own poem. It's fun.
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A mystery befalls my drunken mind.
You must be my lost angel from ago;
You kiss me then you let me on my own.
Your lips are marked, stained with my passion's
blood;
Your eyes the portals which siphon your soul.
Your scent is that of yesterday's fresh fruit;
You tease me with your probing mental sword;
A callous soul you must be harboring.
Would you humor me to dance through our days?