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A touch that has become poisonous, A voice blurred by the agony of it's presence, A feeling that makes you numb, One long intrustion A forcful emotion cowering. It is evil lurking behind the penatrators eyes, Perhaps he did not feel the squirming, But maybe he just didn't care, You hear of things like this but you don't it to come true, You expect never to run your path by one of Satans dearest friends, But he is there caressing you Making your body shiver, You may not think, You may not feel, Your soul is released for the short moments that endtrap you in Hell, But truly all it is is a hellish reality, You may not escape unless you are set free, You cannot leave until the Devils dear friend is done, You take the brutal and traumatizing moments And you let them suffocate you, The memories may always haunt you But ***** it and the hellish reality that surrounds you. He's finished and you're free to go.
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Jan 24, 2012
Jan 24, 2012 at 7:43 AM UTC
A Hellish Reality
A touch that has become poisonous, A voice blurred by the agony of it's presence, A feeling that makes you numb, One long intrustion A forcful emotion cowering. It is evil lurking behind the penatrators eyes, Perhaps he did not feel the squirming, But maybe he just didn't care, You hear of things like this but you don't it to come true, You expect never to run your path by one of Satans dearest friends, But he is there caressing you Making your body shiver, You may not think, You may not feel, Your soul is released for the short moments that endtrap you in Hell, But truly all it is is a hellish reality, You may not escape unless you are set free, You cannot leave until the Devils dear friend is done, You take the brutal and traumatizing moments And you let them suffocate you, The memories may always haunt you But ***** it and the hellish reality that surrounds you. He's finished and you're free to go.
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29/F/American
Jan 24, 2012
Jan 24, 2012 at 7:43 AM UTC
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