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Succubus

Black hair like a ripped, jagged silk curtain Cascading down her back, twisted spirals Like snakes growing out from her vile mind Succubus She has no heart, And she feeds on your flesh; Drinks your blood, bathing herself in your death Your last attempt to overpower her Dried on her Ivory, hard skin Patterns of clotted blood Puddles of crimson dripping down Underneath the floorboards, her body awash with it The beast, with piercing silver eyes So beautiful as the moon, Succubus; She has no Heart
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hayley-intravenous
Swedish
Published
Oct 31, 2011
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