Nullflower
- Ellison Fernandes
- Jun 13
- 1 min read

She came for me—
not with prayer, but with a bite.
Lips slick with sin,
tongue tasting holy ruin.
Her breath was fire and frost,
a wicked hymn wrapped in flesh.
Fingers like thorns, tracing my skin,
writing curses in my veins.
She whispered no salvation—
only promises soaked in sweat,
a hunger that shivered
beneath the ribs of godless nights.
Her touch was a blasphemy—
soft, sharp, unbearable.
She drank my trembling heat,
then fed on the silence after.
I was her altar,
her desecrated sanctum,
where lust and damnation
collided in a brutal bloom.
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