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Libby DeLand
Poems
Feb 2016
Oh His Scent
Oh his scent, so strong
It solidifies in my lungs
Powerful, unbarring, wrong.
Comfort came, then it flew
As it granted me little custody
It mimicked a feeling I once knew.
Oh his eyes, so alarming
Dragged me away to a torturous land
Haunting, smooth, harming.
Venom seared through my veins
Pleased by the sensation
For once, I begged for the pain
Oh his voice, so peaceful
He spoke his words
calm. collective, but lethal.
A poisoned love was in sight
Forbidden by fate
Despite our eternal fight.
#love
#pain
Written by
Libby DeLand
Warwick, RI
(Warwick, RI)
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