The Evils

The evils enter your body and manifest into millions of chambered objects
revolving around a stem of beating flesh. Hollowing you in like a starving child
they hide you away from the light and live off your existence. They fear not like
we. They are bewildered by our presence. Fighting their way to the top to 
inhabit every portion of your body. They slither like a serpent and crawl through
your veins and destroy all organs with extreme pain. They dissolve
you and create a blood red fire of haunting torment. With desires of anguish they 
ravage
your mind and mimic your every move. They burn your soul like a blazing pit of
angered sins that are binded from the past. Sentenced to death in a chamber of 
cruelty they filter you with thoughts of disgust and shame. They alter your 
brain like a puzzle with pieces missing. Crusting downward
Until they regenerate again.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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December 24, 2012 at 9:14 PM
Tina, Once again, we find ourselves trapped in the Holiday Season. And, hear I am stopping by to say Hi and to wish you a Merry Christmas once again sincerely from my heart. Loving each moment I found comforting here on the soup. Thank you for any comment or support you have offered now or in the past. Love always & forever ~ PD
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April 13, 2011 at 11:29 AM
I am reading such diverse poems here at PoetrySoup. Poet's hearts are bleeding poetry today. That is where the best poetry comes from. It has been my pleasure to read your poetry today Tina. Continue to write and share it and I will be back to read it. Have a wonderful day and may you find inspiration along the way. Love, Carol
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