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Dancing With The Devil

by ron-mckenzie

looking vacantly at something that caught me by surprise a queen, blinded by her guilty pleasures in a free space surrounded by sterling men instead she chose him the man who’s no good for her but she couldn’t see it walking into a pit of fire as a bystander, i waited on the perfect opportunity to question her decision “why would you do that to yourself?” i like the risk of getting burned i like the thrill of running away from the fire i love the heat
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ron-mckenzie
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May 30, 2018
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#narrative#short#poetry
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