Lucifer’s Milk

Lucifer’s Milk

I didn’t want apples

Nor ciders

The beauty of the Eden didn’t draw me close

The red fruit was far too haunting

I wanted Lucifer’s milk.

*

Every night I kneeled

Arms outstretched

Neck elongated

Grasping on his tree trunk

As he fed me his tasteless milk.

*

His seed of life he called it.

They same reason Adam was banished?

Only this time I didn’t disobey

He never told me not to drink of it

Or did He?

*

So I sucked like my life depended on it

Salivating in its anticipation

Eclipsing in its aura

As the liquid flowed down my chin

Dripping on my guilt-laden floor.

*

It is dawn again

But Lucifer didn’t disappear

Like the ancient book said he would.

He is lying beside me

Snoring gently, right by my side.

*

I know he is taking me to hell

I imagine my skin peeling

Engulfed in eternal flames

But I’m far too used to his milk

Dripping down my chin, in the dead of his night.

Written by Foxydevil

Previous WHORE Of BABYLON (Episode 14)
Next Transgender men are also people

About author

You might also like

The Day I Find Out My Son Is Gay

FOREWORD: This poem was adapted by Teflondon from an originally written poem by Okina Idek, titled ‘If My Son Were To Be Gay’, and originally published on thelmathinks.com. * The day

Poetry 3 Comments

KITO DIARIES PRIZE FOR WRITING: IN PRAISE OF OPEN DOORS

In memory of Akin, beaten to death on 17th of February, 2016 for being homosexual   At the end of my suffering, there was a door. ─ Louis Glück.  

Poetry 3 Comments

THE KIND OF LOVE YOU DESERVE

You have come to know Like a gleam that stretches the closer you get to the light You have become aware of the truth Seen it, held it, cradled it

2 Comments

  1. Quinn
    July 30, 13:59 Reply

    a repeat, but it still got me!

Leave a Reply