Saudade
Saudade
It seems strange,
But, I must reveal
Of what I am
And what I feel.
For deep within
It’s a different me
Someone or something
That longs to be free.
My choices are unique,
They trigger my senses.
I could smell them from a mile
Across boundaries and fences.
And, as I draw near
I could almost taste their skin
Running down the neck,
Way under the chin.
I lure them with a smile,
Then take them to dine
Just, both of us;
My knives and some red cherry wine.
I run my fingers gently
Over the bends and around a curve.
Then place my cold steel knife
Slitting the skin and rupturing a nerve.
I squeeze them to my heart
There is more gurgling than a voice
Once the neck is slit,
They rarely have a choice.
I’m overcome by a strange sadness
And a bizarre satisfaction too.
I hate myself and wonder;
Why do I do, what I do?
So, if you have long golden hair
And wear an unusual perfume too.
Beware!, Beware!
I may just come around;
Around, looking for you……