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Devil May Care
by Joseph A Wraith
Wednesday, May 10, 2006
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A poem of childhood dreams... |
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As a child I remember well
this strange moment I will tell.
Put to sleep on an early night,
I awoke somewhat startled
by this curious light.
I could hear his breathing
as he grabbed my hand
and told me he is taking me
to another land.
And as I ride upon this Devils wing,
an evil spark, and a hint of sting.
The smell of sulfur is in the air
as I fly about without a care.
I feel the heat from his vaporous breath
as he laughs a laugh of certain death.
I don't fear this thing, this soulless beast, no spirit inside, no heart that beats.
As he glides slowly over ash and fire,
his demons they scream in a horrific choir.
Raising their voices above the din,
and feeding on souls lost in sin.
I ride about this hellish tour
still believing my soul is pure.
He grins at me and points ahead
to lay me down back in my bed.
And with a whisper he is gone
and I fall back asleep until the dawn.
What makes it real and explains some things is that he left me with my own little wings.
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Joseph Wraith
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| Reviewed by A PAX |
5/11/2006 |
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Wow, how gothic and symbolic......yet Christian!!
Very good!!!
Those wings can take you anywhere.......the symbolism of choice
to fly to the heavens,or plunge straight down into the shafts of hell.....
damn!!
lol
I saw your webpage.........mucho talent!!!
pax A |
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