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If I were to say; the devil & god both rage within, I would render myself dishonest. For despite blind faith you have never heard me surrender, to the devil or god. The agnostic in me did surrender, to a name still unknown. An internal war battles of wills I so fought pleading & praying; *save me from what I have so become.* A war rages within thirsty blood red, slaughter a house for the dead. I fall at your feet, lick the blood splashed & spilled; a slaughterhouse will never be a clean resting place. I kneel; genuflect at the shrine of gods & monsters. I whisper; *What will be? What will become of me?* Laughing, spitting, in the face of anguished despair. A war rages within. Nor devil nor god may see, I am yours for slaughter, surrendered for you in this wasteland my mind created when you were first gone. © Sia Jane "I’ll be your slaughterhouse, your killing floor, your morgue and final resting, walking around with this           bullet inside me." Wishbone by Richard Siken
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Jan 13, 2015
Jan 13, 2015 at 10:47 PM UTC
Slaughterhouse
If I were to say; the devil & god both rage within, I would render myself dishonest. For despite blind faith you have never heard me surrender, to the devil or god. The agnostic in me did surrender, to a name still unknown. An internal war battles of wills I so fought pleading & praying; *save me from what I have so become.* A war rages within thirsty blood red, slaughter a house for the dead. I fall at your feet, lick the blood splashed & spilled; a slaughterhouse will never be a clean resting place. I kneel; genuflect at the shrine of gods & monsters. I whisper; *What will be? What will become of me?* Laughing, spitting, in the face of anguished despair. A war rages within. Nor devil nor god may see, I am yours for slaughter, surrendered for you in this wasteland my mind created when you were first gone. © Sia Jane "I’ll be your slaughterhouse, your killing floor, your morgue and final resting, walking around with this           bullet inside me." Wishbone by Richard Siken
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Jan 13, 2015
Jan 13, 2015 at 10:47 PM UTC
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