From Within
Beyond the enormous gates of hell,
the boiling masses begin to swell.
Rither, writhe, slither free,
from the eternal depths of me.
Black and cold, the ice of sin,
comes from deep, deep within.
Torment, torture, please not again,
Iwant to be free, I want to win.
Every time the deamons come,
I try my hardest to not succumb.
Their teasing and pleading,
with their forked tongues.
They beg and plead for me to see,
all the 'joys' of their 'fun'.
I've given in to many time before,
I've see their fun, but no more.
I shall not succumb, this time I'll win,
and lock all my deamons, deep within.
Submitted: March 10, 2010
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Cullen24Bryant
Wow..yes...it is official...you are very talented!!This poem just reinforced my theory!!haha
Wed, March 10th, 2010 2:01amMy favorite part was:
"Rither, writhe, slither free,
from the eternal depths of me.
Black and cold, the ice of sin,
comes from deep, deep within."
For some reason that just struck me!! I love it alot...I actually think I like this poem more than your other one...I'm not sure!!I am going to read your other poem again and try to choose!!haha
Any who great poem!! And have a great night!!
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haha thank you :]
Tue, March 9th, 2010 8:54pmi like it to.
like i mentioned, the first 2 lines just came out of my mout out of no where and i just kept writing and this came out :] lol