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The poem "Liberator" by eddy styx is a haunting and sensual piece that explores the power dynamics of desire and the hunger for connection. The speaker is a figure of desperation, found under a street lamp in the sickly yellow glow of urban decay. The woman who finds him offers to feed him, but at a price - he must feed her in return with his desire.

The imagery in this poem is vivid and visceral, with the speaker's famished eyes and twitching fingers conveying a sense of physical need. The line "where the pulse beats like butterfly wings" is particularly effective, evoking the delicate and ephemeral nature of desire. The use of the word "death" in the final line adds a layer of darkness to the poem, suggesting that the speaker's hunger for connection may ultimately lead to his own destruction.

One possible line edit could be to change "I want to taste the death from your lips" to "I want to taste the sweetness on your lips". This would soften the final line of the poem, making it less ominous and more in line with the sensuality of the rest of the piece.

Overall, "Liberator" is a powerful and evocative poem that explores the complex nature of desire and the ways in which it can both liberate and destroy us.

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to be apt, in that she will be liberated from all her worries.
If the vampire honors the agreement, she will be amply rewarded.
The language use is good and stimulates the reader's imagination.
The rhythm, pace and pattern is well established and nothing sticks out to interrupt the flow.
The beginning led into the story with all you need to know about the situation and conversation.
The end was a bit abrupt, but certainly leaves the reader wanting more! The internal logic is laid bare
[like her throat]. I definitely want more! ~ Geez.
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I am literally blown away by this poem, I didn't find the ending abrupt I found it thrilling, there is a sensuous darkness about it the exchange, I felt like voyeur but in a good way, it's so good to be back reading your poetry.

I absolutely love this poem!

Much Love and biggest hugs Lilbit xxx

Sinister and compelling, I love it. Your descriptions are fantastic and I found myself watching the scene, as I read the poem. The butterfly wings as a representation of the pulse in the neck, what a delight. Well done. Ruby :)