Suburban Life
by Jim Brown
Tuesday, July 08, 2003
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Suburban Life 1- a quiet house
It's not her fault, she was born that way
A long time ago, on a bleak rainy day
Her twisted looks, her tormented mind
Came from her father, he was one of a kind
Her mother shone beauty, a virgin was she
Until offered to him, and his seed he set free
She carried the child, for nine months long
Until finally that day, the devils daughter was born
The mother she screamed, the father was pleased
What was this evil, into the world, she had unleashed
Religious she had been, a woman of God
But now her God, was the dark lord
The daughter would live, life in the black
And here she would stay, kept in the dark
Locked away from mankind, locked in a cupboard
In a small house, in a small city suburb
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Suburban Life II- evil unleashed
She's been in the cupboard, twenty-one years long
Now she has power, she's grown strong
Her fathers been feeding her, keeping her alive
Devil worshippers met, plans for her were contrived
Getting out of her prison, she will now be freed
And at night, on souls, now she shall feed
Bringing Gods people, down to their knees
Making her father happy, him she will please
Evil unleashed, such a powerful tool
Her strength will keep growing, the world she will rule
Her seed she will plant, all over, throughout
She'll get to me and you, we better watch out
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Suburban Life III- on her way
She's on her way, getting closer each night
Moving in darkness, avoiding the light
Feeding her lust, with souls in her way
Hearing their thoughts, as with minds she does play
She rips bodies apart, no blood to be shown
And drains out all energy, pumping up her own
Leaves them all lying, broken where they fall
Like stringless puppets, or a broken doll
Moving on now, she's near your house
It's no use hiding, like a mouse
Your mind she will clear, take your soul and heart
Then you'll just be, another pawn in her pact
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Suburban Life IV - she's here
Your door it knocks, she's standing there
Opening it, you stop and stare
Her twisted looks, take you by suprise
You stand transfixed, staring at her eyes
You invite her in, but know not why
She looks so pitiful, you want to cry
But she's got you, that's why she came
To suck you in, empty your veins
She takes your thoughts, out through your eyes
Replaces them with images, from her all lies
She takes your soul, out through your chest
Replaces it with her kiss, the kiss of death
Now you blink, but she has gone
You feel different, is something wrong
Kneeling to pray for help, from the lord God
Your God appears, he is now the dark lord
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| Reviewed by Tonya Harper |
7/8/2003 |
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| Oh yes, my dear another of my favorites.Always excellent. Always prefect. Talk to you soon. |
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| Reviewed by Nicole Davis Vergara (Reader) |
7/8/2003 |
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I love to see others who weave stories within their poetry...excellant piece!
~Nikki~ |
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| Reviewed by Sandie Angel |
7/8/2003 |
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Wow! Great story indeed! I really liked this! Kept my interests from beginning to end.
May Lu a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o) |
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| Reviewed by Steve Ralph |
7/8/2003 |
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excellent poem/story, i do love this kind of poetry,
keep up the good work.
steve |
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