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He said-“Drink!” So I drank the thick syrup he gave At first it was sweet but slowly it turned bitter But I did not mind Because my love for him was insanely blind Every day he brought that drink with him Garnished with his charming smile His smile by dusk turned into a miscreant one Filling the night with my shrill cries By dawn he’d say I’m his kryptonite; Overly exaggerated affection, disguised neatly Laced lies and promises as hollow as god’s O Would play in his favor every time Slowly, subtly he poisoned my spirit At first with the thick sweet richness Of his seductive voice which Turned into a sadistic hungry howl by twilight I surrendered myself to his evil ways As the disparaging grew stronger each day I found myself in a cage whose key I myself had smashed far away Like a slave I served my master And like a leech he bled me dry Now nothing is left of me I’m just another shadow that Wanders under the open sky
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Oct 8, 2015
Oct 8, 2015 at 1:30 PM UTC
Poison
He said-“Drink!” So I drank the thick syrup he gave At first it was sweet but slowly it turned bitter But I did not mind Because my love for him was insanely blind Every day he brought that drink with him Garnished with his charming smile His smile by dusk turned into a miscreant one Filling the night with my shrill cries By dawn he’d say I’m his kryptonite; Overly exaggerated affection, disguised neatly Laced lies and promises as hollow as god’s O Would play in his favor every time Slowly, subtly he poisoned my spirit At first with the thick sweet richness Of his seductive voice which Turned into a sadistic hungry howl by twilight I surrendered myself to his evil ways As the disparaging grew stronger each day I found myself in a cage whose key I myself had smashed far away Like a slave I served my master And like a leech he bled me dry Now nothing is left of me I’m just another shadow that Wanders under the open sky
manu-mueller
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Oct 8, 2015
Oct 8, 2015 at 1:30 PM UTC
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