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Henry Hughes
Poems
Mar 11
Invoking the Morrígan
A curse on your line,
May your blood all be spilt;
May you feel ten times o’er
All that I have felt.
A curse on your line,
May you only know pain;
May you lose more in life
Than you ever gain.
A curse on your line,
They say health is your wealth;
May you fall deathly poor
And die by yourself.
May you live a short life,
And die a long death!
If it weren’t for the law,
I’d **** you myself.
So I summon her now;
The Goddess of Death!
If it weren’t for the law,
I’d **** you myself.
Written by
Henry Hughes
27/M/Ireland
(27/M/Ireland)
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