Tundratic Seduction

So, this was written about sunset...Yes, it sounds sexual, I know. It can be interpreted in various ways, I wrote it for my friend because she needed a poem for a school project, but she ended up turning it down. XD

Enjoy!

Tundratic Seduction

Clad in white ashes, and silken moonlit tatters;
Dances 'cross the meteors, sparkling galaxies of eternal madness.
She strokes his ivory skin, pathing a glistening way to a flurry of seduction.
Ebony lips part in unison, she carries her snow white task into completion,
The fallen angel at the mercy of her sillhouetto arms,
She guides the shadows through his imaginary light,
Through the portal of his frozen, dreary eyes.
He drowns in chasms, the vague tastes of a magenta twilight,
Where her burning wisps of flames extinguish in their fiery moment,
She takes him past dimensions of endless desolation,
Tundratic meadows left in arctic isolation,
He cleaves to her ashen skin, she smiles her despondent smile,
Icy winds of passion and fury cloak the undead world into Necropolis.
She, in her noble blackened rags, beckons him closer, closer,
Until her silver embrace is cordially met-
And the charcoal roses tumble down, adorning the rooftops with frosted haloes,
One by one, her searing fingers clasp his golden hand,
Unleashing the warmth to a pitiless end.
Caressing his bold appeal, she mutters incantations to soothe the gallant knight-
And he fell to snowflakes, to pieces, to a remote slumber of her hypnotic eyes.
She sets him astray, to her beloved land of nightmares and demons,
He abides to her whispers, cold and demeaning,
And his oceanic irises met her pools of destruction,
His panoramic faith was misplaced in her echoes, her memory,
Lain to rest with her soul, the remnants of the dying morning glories.
And the mist began to clear, the enchantment was complete.
A world born anew, as he clasped into her arms,
Drenched in relief, but sodden with wintry defeat.

Here's to the demise of a dying breed.

I don't know how you do that
It was beautiful. I loved the imagery.

Again, not sure how I did it either. xD Imagery was a key point in this, so...you know. I had to spend a long time working on it. Thanks!