Honey on My Tongue, Death in My Bloom

Honey on My Tongue, Death in My Bloom Moonlight dripping down the wall, Purple petals hear me call. Golden honey on my tongue, Taste the spell before it’s sung. Belladonna, velvet bloom, Sweet perfume inside the gloom. Come a little closer, dear, Whisper what you shouldn’t hear. Honey on my lips, poison in my breath, One little kiss and you’ll dance with death. I don’t cast the spell—I let it grow, Where the flowers bloom, the shadows know. I taste of honey, I bloom with death, Sweet on the tongue, stealing your breath. Belladonna blooming where my secrets lie, Come taste the darkness—don’t ask me why. Honey, honey, dripping slow, Tell me, darling, do you dare to know? I taste of honey, I bloom with death, One taste of me is all you have left. Black lace shadows, candle flame, Say my secret, speak my name. Golden nectar, violet thorn, I was wickedly enchanted when I was born. Every petal knows your name, Every whisper feeds the flame. You can run, but you’ll come back— Sweet temptation dressed in black. Belladonna, bella mine, Poison dressed in purple wine. Honeyed words and velvet lies, Watch the witch behind your eyes. I taste of honey, I bloom with death, Sweet on the tongue, stealing your breath. Belladonna blooming where my secrets lie, Come taste the darkness—don’t ask me why. Honey, honey, dripping slow, Once you taste me, you’ll never let go. I taste of honey, I bloom with death… And you were warned with every breath. Honey on my tongue… Belladonna in bloom… Come closer, darling… I saved you a little room.