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- Beware the Phantom...Femme Fatale
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Beware the Phantom…Femme Fatale
By Stryderthorongil
As dark clouds surround
The victim emerges
Listening for the nearest sound
His breathing, it alerts her
She begins to sniff the ground
Beware the Phantom
The scent of a married man
She moves in for the view
To begin the process if she can
Preparing a victim anew
The takedown of the man
Beware the Phantom
This is a game
She knows too well
For her this brings no shame
The desires so strong she needs to quell
It does not matter his name
Beware the Phantom
Luring him in with pleasant chat
Giving him an endearing nickname
Pulling him into her habitat
Bringing a lover to watch the game
He is the mouse and she is the cat
Beware the Phantom
She plays him slow at first
With gentle softcore chat
Each words gentle blow a curse
Making her beautiful to look at
Pulling him into her world perverse
Beware the Phantom
Intensity increasing
She brings him to the brink
The pressure never ceasing
His mind unable to think
Wife memories forever decreasing
Beware the Phantom
She has him now
In the cyber world or real
His memories do not allow
Past thoughts for him to feel
He looks into her eyes, he hears a soft meow
Beware the Phantom
She has her fun
The play is fast and intense
The damage caused has just begun
For this she has no sense
She never looks back at what she has done
Beware the Phantom…Femme Fatale
- COMMENTS
Anonymousalmost 15 years agoThis is really interesting, but I must admit, I began to look at it in a writers' fashion. Someone mentioned about limiting, the phrase, "Beware the Phantom" I agree. Although, if formatting allowed, I would have made it italic? As if it were being whispered, which is how I repeated in my head. As if someone were on my shoulder, warning me. As a reader, I felt it was an intense poem and thought that in truth, there is a flip-side.. ~ Honey
LeBrozover 17 years ago'Beware the Phantom' appears too often - eight times. The whole piece would be strengthened greatly if this phrase only appeared perhaps 3 times - twice in the poem's body, than at the very end.
