The sun is her mentor,
that orange ball of gas that
dances across the pale blue sky,
pulled along by an invisible string -
the same string that throws me to my knees
before her feet.
I find it in her eyes,
the fire that burns in the sky,
and also in her soul;
a passion born from coals
and lathered in desire -
my mistress of fire.
It is in this game that she reigns supreme,
the woman of fire
who passionately controls each breath I take.
The Devils prized orator,
it is the eloquence of her speech
that keeps me playing with fire,
the burns beautiful reminders of
her incredible power.
And if I were to die,
I’d die amongst flames,
awaiting our demise
with the taste of lust still thick on my tongue -
for she is fire,
my Mistress of Fire.
The work was strangely beautiful. The thing that made it so was the fluidity of the phrases, the way they merged to make simple yet expressive and touching expressions. You know, I say (regardless of rhyme) that poetry shouls "speak" to person. This is what it did for me.
There were emotions in your words, submissive and portraying your mistress as a powerful entity. You portrayed that surprisingly well. The start was strong, the sun tied with a string analogy was well thought of and gives off a strong impression of your imagination.
Then there were also elements that come to ones mind with the term "My Mistress". You did not play the wrong card by exposing diturbing images of that impression. You played witfully with words:
It is the eloquence of her speech
that keeps me playing with fire
here you expressed power of control over you. Both literally and figuratively. A few lines above you also mentioned her passion for you (I don't want to imagine
with the taste of lust still thick on my tongue
makes a wonderful imagery of how you consider her.
The ending was very well written. Endings really matter to me. Here, I wondered if you would either be unable to bring an end to the emotions and feelings and analogies but you managed to end it well. Mistress of fire eh?
P.S I thought your name was dawn181... never knew some called you Talor as well
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