Idolatry
Her lips have a way:
Of inviting religious devotion,
Of begging me to fall to my knees
In prayer,
To stare up into the dark eyes
Of a contemptuous God.
I swear, I’m not religious
But for her sin I consume.
Let her feed me bread of her flesh
And gulp wine from her lips.
I request that she submerge me
In her deadly fate – exchange for a
Moment
To revel beneath her
Glory.
Her twisted grin invites –
Enchants – the last morsel of my soul.
And I beg,
I beg for redemption.


Ooohmy. That bread and wine imagery hits hard. Turning communion into something dangerously physical rather than holy. I love how the poem doesn't shy away from the contradiction of craving ruin while calling it glory.
Well damn