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Confessions of a Goddess

I am a ******* goddess, and no one can convince me otherwise

I am beyond his comprehension, so to this day i will confuse his thoughts

I will rule his world, his heart, his mind, his soul

He will whisper desperate prayers while he runs his fingers through my hair

He will ask my forgiveness every time he dares breathe my air

He will sacrifice himself upon the altar of my porch for every sin

He will worship every glance, every touch of my porcelain skin

 

My word is law, and he will follow until the bitter end

Waging wars with anyone who dares break my peace

My silence is the unknown, that causes him to step hesitantly

That keeps his humanity in check, that reminds him he too is weak.

 

Like a true goddess I am not perfect

I am sweet as honey and soft spoken like a spring breeze

But I am bitter and ridden with madness and lust

My moods are the turbulent winds in a storm

I am stubborn and unrelenting, vengeful and flawed

I am forgiving and understanding and i listen to every plea

and know that i am not powerful enough to give everything he wants  

 

I am fickle and indecisive and it can destroy him

leave him broken and silently pleading as to why

I've abandoned him, i have ****** him  

and the only answer that i can give is that he’s put his faith

Into the wrong hands.

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Written by
daniela-nordquist
American
Published
Mar 8, 2015
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#love#prayer#confessions#faith#relationships#hurt#hands#storm#goddess
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