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"Bury My Heart With Demons" by Stormcomin

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These shadows fill my dreams
To nightmarish extremes
Giving birth to my death upon calling
Then on wings I arise
In a fiery disguise
Spitting hate at my corpse below crawling

Of horror I am born
In cold flesh I am sworn
Screaming laughter in verses of terror
With eyes that bleed tears
Of depression and fears
Despising the breath of God's error

Punish me wholly for the sins I have known
Pummel my soul with a quarry of stone
Bleed me with blades that shear hope from the bone...

...and bury my heart with demons




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On Wednesday November 10th, 2004, stuart_pid (217) writes:
you have very impressive skills. as eloquent and intricate as poetry should be with deep and well concieved content. i also really liked the rhyme scheme. rhyming kicks ass.


On Tuesday November 9th, 2004, purr_verse (1427) writes:
ooh, impressive metre! I especially appreciated that you didn't get 'stuck' in one form of rhyme scheme, but nor did you chop and change needlessly, thus losing effect. Very well written piece; reads like a dark chant somehow. Welcome to DP. :)


On Tuesday November 9th, 2004, Solace (1421) writes:
I reiterate...The subject matter while not appealing to me personally, has been well written and eloquently expressed...There is much talent here...



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