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Loving Lucifer (Angel's Confessional)

by darlingdominique

Its 1:28am and I can't sleep. Instead of seeing films of technicolor on the backs of my eyelids, I'm wondering whether your lips taste like strawberries or vinegar. Its amazing how heavy a chest can feel just fondling the idea of drowning in you; and i think about the time you accidentally called me an angel. Now its 1:32 and I'm wondering if an angel falls for you, does that mean she's plummeting to hell? Poetry is meant to display something magnificent, but the only thing magnificent about this is the tragedy. (I don't want to write because there is nothing beautiful about this.) And all I can think about is how much of a sin it must be to think about you, instead of the boy who has built himself around me like a cathedral. About how it's dark outside, but how this longing for you is darker. About how I only write about boys I could see myself loving. And wonder why my thoughts are dancing around Lucifer instead of Saint Michael.
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darlingdominique
Published
Aug 21, 2015
Time
2m
Notes

A poem in honor of a boy who was nicknamed Lucifer (go figure) in light of me tossing a boy who was nothing less of an angel, to the side. This was barely edited & is more of a confessional than poetry.

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#love#sin#dark#night#devil#angels#lovetriangle#poorchoices
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