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A Love Poem

by Dybbuk

I grip the barbed wire that I use a rein, For this beast of a world that I cannot yet tame, I grit my teeth and I hold my breath, The name of my lover is death. I kneel in the salt as I am abused, With cables and whips, yet I am amused, Blood hits the floor, and I smile at the stain, The name of my lover is pain. I spit out the words that I hear in my soul, Reciting them from this internalized scroll, I gather my demons and open the gate, The name of my lover is hate.
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Apr 15, 2018
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#pain#death#suffering#resilience#survival
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