Love Poem: Vampire Love

Vampire Love

 
Walking home from a party one cold night, a man approached and not word did he say: though, he seemed harmless I did have some fright, silently, he gave me a rose bouquet; I was enthralled and never felt the bite ! Oh, I seemed to be in a dreamy trance, and we were in an old graveyard eerie: I was aware of him and took a glance, wanting to kiss him but I was weary; it all seemed like an arranged happenstance ! He opened the door to an ancient crypt, down, down, deep we entered a vintage room: then, suddenly from his strong hold I slipped, a tomb- but I felt no doom and no gloom; in the silence I could that water dripped ! That night he became my eternal love, he was a vampire and still I kissed him: I died- but did not reach heaven above, my life with him happy and never grim; we have an ever undreamed of truelove !