Demon Ridden Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Reflecting Soul

Like a mirror, reflecting presence 
An image easily portrayed by beauty 
A soul carrying two faces 
One they live, other hidden in darkness 
Personality of emotions conflict or self being 
Who do we see this day exist 
Soul willing to kill or die friend 
Or heart do we carry upon chest 

Something real and rare felt 
Emotions hidden in depths beneath 
Mankind, perfection or demon ridden 
Who do we say we are that we not 
A different person of being than next 
You claim be better when you're not 
Living same life, same decisions weigh 

Til death do we part last breath 
That in our own we struggle existence 
Trying figure what makes us instead purpose 
What is purpose but a dreamers life 
One soul thriving to be apart 
Obscure from a world of deception illusion 
Reflecting soul, costume of many imagery 

We can be many things but only ourselves 
can one truly be 
Reflecting soul giving life in human form 
Only being circumstances of themselves 
We live portrayed greatest species ever 
But do we live our full potential 
Or waste it on a worldly being

Midnight Tolerance

A delusory pleasure bristled the solitary abator 
And the dusky night rides down the sky
An ethereal beauty demoed with her au naturel demeanor
The solitary abator bumps with illusions, thus far realisms high. 
 
Elated with red-hot mysticisms the abator closed his eyes
And mildly felt the zephyr over the mum wispy time
She reposed in her bareness beside his devout envies
The abator fluffed up ca-cacing his limbs to ease with spirit and bine.
 
An awaited soul perked up with flavour of lust and zeal
And the midnight silence prolonged to be livening with insidiousness
She abreast herself over his frvid spirit of unreal
The abator matte-up bosoming her with barmy tenderness.
 
The ravenous abator intimated himself in the same state of bareness
And the dark moonless night beamed with perfect ecstacy and elan
She ooohed legalizing the demon-ridden enduringness
The abator held himself with an abrupt spasmodic movement of his organ. 
 
The wonky estrus abator coaxed himself with the pleasure of onanism
And the gentle breeze was felt to soothe the pragmatism
Slowly her au naturel beauty faded, idling the eroticism
Bequeathing the abator's midnight oneirism.

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