How to sharpen your horns
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Poem by: Benyoucef
The Devil on his giant throne of hate
Got out of his familiar joyful state
So close the demon standing to his right
Could feel the sadness in his master’s sight
”What possibly may bother you my lord ? ,
Since we have checked off every task on board,
And all those mortals bowed to what we said
And took the lead to guide the new misled,
How can you not enjoy such a delight ?,
For all the ages that we raised this fight “
“ It’s far beyond this “, big Satan replied:
”I’m now a rookie on this business side,
Those horns on top are nothing but a tale
That makes the children wet their beds and pale,
A line, a period, that was all I wrote,
and now the best that I can do is quote,
I’ve bled the inkwell dry and dropped the pen
along with those mortals you condescend,
The world I flipped to make their fall a rise
they flipped it twice just to enjoy it’s size
Hell is my destiny and it will just suffice
But it’s too much for me to live it twice,
I’ll never wear these paper horns again,
I’ll wait for mine to grow like other men”.
As for my horns that wrote you down this carper,
there is no pencil on me that is sharper…
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Comments
ooooh, this is deliciously dark. very good
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Thanks, nice that you enjoyed it
excellent poetry a great dark read very well composed
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Thanks
wonderful ,who was the devil and who becomes
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You got it and explained it in a sentence,very elegant mousaab,thank you
I liked this. It was not only very well constructed but fun to read too
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Thanks Luke, I had to break the routine I had of writing mainstream poetry, glad you liked it
this was dark but a very good read, it all came together nicely. Very haunting- once again very unique
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I didn't mean for it to be dark, I was just showing that the devil we claim to be the source of all evil is more integrated in ourselves to be called an entity himself, thank you for the comment.
Oh and I didn't mean dark in a bad way- it was a good kind of dark, I definitely agree with what you said, sorry for the confusion.
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There was no confusion, and it'd be silly of me to enforce my opinion in the poem on you, once someone writes something, he/she becomes just another reader of said work
There's a little piece of the devil in all of us Ben, nice piece.
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Exactly, thanks for the comment.
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