LOST TO LUST

She was newly wed but a faithful wife,
He was a greatest pretender who promised her life.
She trusted him hard,  loved him to the core,
But he made her kneel, and bow to his roar.

That was the coldest night she ever had,
And he came home drunk, with wolves so bad.
They made her beg, they tore her apart,
And he was enjoying the moments waiting to take his part.

She was a beautiful girl, with a generous smile,
He was a perfect player, she was just his trial.
He promised that he'd save her from the wild,
And she trusted him blind, as her heart was a lot mild.

That was the cruelest day she had ever lived,
He said he'd show her the worlds she have never seen.
But, what he did was just tasting her skin,
While she was crying to leave her alone.