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This place was new to her Tendrils of envy That had over ran her heart Like spilled ink The witch gobbles six Lorazepam Just to survive the after noon And trips from her botched stride of self righteousness Her inaccuracy, in her mind is fact Her sense of superiority over shadows any type of kindness that trickles out every now and then Her flippant demeanor Is known and is spoken of in fork tongued folklore Her spells of insanity and depravity Leaving all the passes in a stated of relentless unease She trots the ash covered cobble ****** alleyways of the sullen slums And the scornful ****** watch from rusted fire escapes Blades in hand, back-pocket crucifix They swoop down and surround her She who caused the drought, the death of all live stock and infants’ demise She falls to the ground “May the truths of the universe diminish your incantations!” She screams They cover their ears and douse her with holy water Her skin peels revealing her grotesque scaly red skin Her yellow eyes gleam as its pupils dilate “And with these blades of sanctuary we obliterate your being” A typhoon of stabs follows And a sacred jar is laid out To capture her spirit So it may never return
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Dec 19, 2013
Dec 19, 2013 at 1:08 PM UTC
The End of the Rueful Sorceress
This place was new to her Tendrils of envy That had over ran her heart Like spilled ink The witch gobbles six Lorazepam Just to survive the after noon And trips from her botched stride of self righteousness Her inaccuracy, in her mind is fact Her sense of superiority over shadows any type of kindness that trickles out every now and then Her flippant demeanor Is known and is spoken of in fork tongued folklore Her spells of insanity and depravity Leaving all the passes in a stated of relentless unease She trots the ash covered cobble ****** alleyways of the sullen slums And the scornful ****** watch from rusted fire escapes Blades in hand, back-pocket crucifix They swoop down and surround her She who caused the drought, the death of all live stock and infants’ demise She falls to the ground “May the truths of the universe diminish your incantations!” She screams They cover their ears and douse her with holy water Her skin peels revealing her grotesque scaly red skin Her yellow eyes gleam as its pupils dilate “And with these blades of sanctuary we obliterate your being” A typhoon of stabs follows And a sacred jar is laid out To capture her spirit So it may never return
tommy-johnson
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Colombian
Dec 19, 2013
Dec 19, 2013 at 1:08 PM UTC
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