Dracula

by Diane Fahey

Diane Fahey

The coil and hiss of his cloak
streaming through high windows
like a black curtain.
The bed is curtained in white
and billows like a ship.
Appleflesh! … Just a tiny toothful,
he tells himself. She falls limp
on her pillow, matching its pale.
He is left in the wind-filled,
corniced room, satisfied
but lonely.

From: 
Turning the hourglass





Last updated January 14, 2019