A Virgin Whore



All these days already lived on earth
They seem like the greatest illusion ever designed; Even life seems to be a sham,
Covering up the true living of the true life.

Who knew this really is today?
The perfect time to enjoy,
Maybe I can free myself from everything and everyone.

Stop whispering in my ears
Whatever I must do, let me move forward,
I need to balance my will on one axis,
I am insatiated with what I have never tasted;

I'm thirsty!
Quench this almost magical thirst of mine,
Maybe it's tragic.

So many days have gone by when
It consumed the nakedness of my character,
I do not contemplate any virtue
What they find so precious to keep.

Get here, hurry up!
Break these beautiful Walls of Jerusalem in a hurry, run!
Break down my gates and ring my bell.

Press harder,
The soft scream of my siren was never heard;
Come here, armed with courage,
Sacrifice me right here;

Let my pure and precious blood flow,
Enjoy these delights,
Fill yourselves with pleasure!; When waking up in the morning I will be bitter as a snake bite, Enjoy!

Stop!...
Don't even think about touching me,
I think I hallucinated...

But I found myself kissing so deliciously
Mouths and lips so soft,
I felt a soft hand pass over my innocent body;

This went beyond my borders,
I saw the stranger entering through the doors of my hidden city;

That went beyond my borders,
I saw the foreigner coming and going as he pleased;

That went beyond my borders,
I saw a foreigner breaking through punches so happily;

That went beyond my borders,
I would never let he stop, eat!
Satisfy yourself and fill me with all the good that comes from you.

About this poem

The poem tells of a young virgin who did not see the virtues of virginity, and felt like a prostitute, although she never experienced sex, she felt that she had proved penetration in the sexual act, looking like she was hallucinating.

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Written on March 19, 2024

Submitted by kwiny_e on May 23, 2024

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Scheme xxx xab xcxd exx xfgx xbx fcxx xxa xed exe he Hx He Hxg
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 1,633
Words 347
Stanzas 14
Stanza Lengths 3, 3, 4, 3, 4, 3, 4, 3, 3, 3, 2, 2, 2, 3

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Emanuel Lourenço, was born at Angola, in 24th, January, 2002. Son of Adilson Lourenço and, Malú Lourenço. more…

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