No Ordinary Fairy Tale
A passion poem
A vision and a treat she is,
so delectable and enticing.
The carefully chosen bodice will be discarded in a manner of seconds
She knows, but chooses to wear it for his pleasure still
He approaches her slowly,
deliberately
Amber meets sea glass and a fog sets in
Pupils dilate,
and soon, it’s nothing but gnashing teeth and lashing tongues
as two apex predators succumb to being each other’s prey
Milky white skin flushes a delicate pale pink
Conversation quickly turns to hushed seduction,
a heady mix of primal growls, low purrs, and long, drawn out sighs
Dainty hands quickly turn into powerful paws
as nails transform into talons
that mar a strong back
Sighs soon become howling cries and desperate whimpers
And Little Red becomes one with the Wolf
as they dance with The Little Death
Once
Twice
Thrice
Until there is nothing left of that wanton hunger
And even after all that,
when the hunger has abated,
the thirst still lingers on the tips of spent tongues and swollen lips
and the hunger will rise again
Until they are to drink and dine once more
Sweet, Little Red and her Wolf
About the Creator
Alice Schellinger
Poet and classical literature aficionado. Lover of the arts. Creator of short stories, poems, and articles. Hostess of The SchellingtonGrin Podcast.
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