The Ash Queen Poem by Allison Seals
The Ash Queen
Be still, breath held, while Grays glide slowly by
If found, you'll chase, their sweet enticing lie
If seen, ignore, their soothing sticky claims
A fly, you'll be, to honey binding chains
And soft, as clay, molded to men's desires
Offered, no end, a gift thats laced with briars
Monday, May 11, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: seduction,sin,temptation
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A queen from ashes To honey the desires strongly offered And seen no end