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"My Elixir/My Poison" by Efamilia

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Sitting in the dark again…
Head pulsating

So much wasted…
I know the cost

The pain’s the same…
The taste remains

My sufferance…
Mine!


Bitter thoughts flow back and forth
Flooding the empty prevails
One day I will drown them all
Too late now to not sail

I strike a match to my elixir friend
That fiery demon rises again
I know it’s thoughts
And it’s knows mine
So I let it in to change my mind

Shadows dance from floor to ceiling
As a candle fights the cold of evening
I watch intently as if dreaming
Amused as they mimic my feelings

I strike a match to put to pages
Forgotten plays, forgotten stages
The smoke entices my goblin friend
Another demon rises again

I strike a match to a cigarette
Ironic comfort - breathing death
The candle falls and hits the floor
The demons whisper “just one more?”

Flame light steals the shadow play
The ending was always Hell to pay
I drink to sorrow; hope forlorn…

“Don’t mind us, we’re keeping warm”







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On Monday October 22nd, 2007, Zen (631) writes:
hm.


On Sunday October 21st, 2007, Circe Avalon (186) writes:
This has really good flow. I liked it. demons don't like to smoke alone.


On Tuesday June 3rd, 2008, Daughter_Of_The_Moon (164) writes:
That they do not. I agree, your works just seem to all flow wonderfully. -Heather-



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