# Hunger poem

Author: Cecil_Collection
Tags: Claws, Domination/Submission, Lamb, M/M, Ownership, Predator/Prey, Prey, Submissive, Tiger, Vore

#15 of Free stories

A short but sweet insomnia project I worked on a while ago and posted to Patreon, Decided you guys would like it too but had no idea how to make a teaser for a poem XD.

  

My compulsion to eat him has grown gradually.&nbsp; My master gifted me to his side to humor his exploits and I am beginning to imagine tearing his flesh apart.&nbsp; He is aware of this.&nbsp;

I've ensured that I have not unnerved him though I'm sure he has caught wind of my predicament.&nbsp; It is only natural to view him as a meal, seeing as he is a lamb, and I am a tiger.&nbsp;&nbsp;

He is a nude photographer selling photos of predators to the Fang Times Newspaper, which romanticizes the consumption of one another through promiscuous poses and contorted narratives.&nbsp;&nbsp;

I was sent to be his subject for this month.&nbsp; Despite only being ordered for 5 shoots, he's invited me to 7 and it is only during half of my time here with more in the near future.&nbsp;&nbsp;

According to him, I've reignited something within him.&nbsp; I could say the same.&nbsp; I tend to hold in my urges to kill another yet he seems almost thrilled by the prospect.&nbsp; He doesn't seem to mind my gaze.&nbsp;

I catch myself glaring at him in hunger. Or rather a different feeling.&nbsp; Hunger leaves the implication that I will gain something from this excursion though it is nothing of the sort.&nbsp;

It couldn't be farther from the truth.&nbsp; I wish to have him.&nbsp; Had it been hunger, it would have been an indistinguishable feeling across all other animals before me.&nbsp;&nbsp;

There's something about this rabbit.&nbsp; It isn't sexual as far as I could tell.&nbsp; I would experiment with the idea of sleeping with him but it doesn't spark anything.&nbsp; The only thing that he gives me is a sinking feeling in my gut and the compulsive want to tear him apart.&nbsp;&nbsp;

He enjoys my company as I could tell.&nbsp; He often sees me as a companion to talk to, expositions away to me about things I couldn't care less about.&nbsp; He lets his guard down around me.&nbsp;&nbsp;

It's in these moments I almost feel bad for having such compulsions.&nbsp; This is a man, and he's a man with ambitions and aspirations.&nbsp; To simply eat him would put an end to it all.&nbsp; Though would he be against that?

His fascination far exceeds normal and he has a thing for tigers, it appears.&nbsp; I could easily grab him and tear his face off.&nbsp; Perhaps even photograph it as he does my fangs.&nbsp; Though perhaps his fascination is just that.&nbsp; A fascination.&nbsp;&nbsp;

There is a chance that I'm being too eager.&nbsp; This odd feeling of need I feel, the target of my feeling being far too complacent in indulging.&nbsp; This is too odd.&nbsp;

I'll try.&nbsp; I can grab him after our 9th shoot.&nbsp; As with our normal escapades, he'll offer his camera to act as a buffer between us.&nbsp; But I will stop him.&nbsp; I'll start slowly, laying my tongue on the exposed fur of his collarbone.&nbsp; Simply to test the waters.&nbsp;&nbsp;

As I planned for and scripted beforehand, he is more than compliant, continuing to offer a camera to record a more 'natural' circumstance. &nbsp; Ignoring his occupational insistence, I'll lay my fangs into his collarbone.&nbsp; Not yet biting.&nbsp;

He finally shut up, laying his paws onto my cheeks and flattening my whiskers as I kept my fangs in place.&nbsp; As I thought, the feeling I have isn't hunger.&nbsp; My compulsion is to bite him and consume him but not to simply eat him.&nbsp;&nbsp;

It's simply to claim him.&nbsp; Not something as childish as mates but something worse.&nbsp; My compulsion is to completely take him from others, parting him from the world and those who knew him, keeping him to myself with no remorse.&nbsp;&nbsp;

That is the nature of the tiger and the lamb, no?&nbsp;&nbsp;

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