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The Devil himself

The Devil himself

 

…..he read that online

mine poetry about poverty

that poverty was about

the grammar mistakes in many poems

 

the stupidity started chasing me

declared instantly me-moi as his enemy

his words, so absurd

a lunatic so terrific

 

I thought he could read poetry

but….I was mistaken....

 

my beloved one never knew

the alienating appearance of this blind male

 

I wrote about true poetry and its poverty

he associated with politics and its tactics

 

I thought he could read poetry

but….I was mistaken....

 

thought he ran the marathon

but....I was mistaken,

 

he was chasing me constantly,

 

God said to me: " Have never fear, Sylvia

I am with you all the time"

 

all my fears disappeared instantly

 

from far I heard the thunder

and I saw the brightest lightning

a man fell down shouting for help

 

on my way, I passed his burnt body

terrible smell of burnt blood

Hey! That was the one who was constantly chasing me

The devil himself with his poker face

 

Thank you, dear Lord,

you have helped me in Your Time....

 

that resonates with mine,

oh Lord, You are sublimest!

 

 

© Sylvia Frances Chan

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Published
Feb 20, 2018
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Tuesday AD. The 20th February 2018-

@ 14.30 hrs P.M. West-European Time.

Sheer poetry 2018. Hurray! © Sylvia Frances Chan

Copyright Protected. A parody poem.

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