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Demonic you with mischief in your bones, Sacred the pyres in which you were born, Fire and brimstone And chaos is your blood. In Lilim you wrote In a black book of ashes, To torture the souls As you destroy your own Unraveling secrets and pain in the process, Mitigating it lightly, then Swimming with the dark. Oh, Demon, A promise I made you A century ago. Oh, Daughter of Lilith, All the wars in your eyes And battlefields in your blood Made you into a demon Much better and strong. Oh, Child, Your destiny is to serve Beelzebub, The Prince of all Demons, His kingdom, his laws, And it's hard to survive with the Devil in tow, But you, Little Hellion, Will cut his wings off. So go, Give them hell, Kid, 'Cause there they belong. Their sins feed the fires as flesh turn to smoke, And screams turn to ashes As you torture them all. In the pyres of Hell, Little Hellion, Be strong.
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Jul 18, 2019
Jul 18, 2019 at 8:37 PM UTC
To a Little Hellion
Demonic you with mischief in your bones, Sacred the pyres in which you were born, Fire and brimstone And chaos is your blood. In Lilim you wrote In a black book of ashes, To torture the souls As you destroy your own Unraveling secrets and pain in the process, Mitigating it lightly, then Swimming with the dark. Oh, Demon, A promise I made you A century ago. Oh, Daughter of Lilith, All the wars in your eyes And battlefields in your blood Made you into a demon Much better and strong. Oh, Child, Your destiny is to serve Beelzebub, The Prince of all Demons, His kingdom, his laws, And it's hard to survive with the Devil in tow, But you, Little Hellion, Will cut his wings off. So go, Give them hell, Kid, 'Cause there they belong. Their sins feed the fires as flesh turn to smoke, And screams turn to ashes As you torture them all. In the pyres of Hell, Little Hellion, Be strong.
Inspired by the common phrase: "Give 'em hell, kid"
Phantomwriter1231
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24/F/Florida
Jul 18, 2019
Jul 18, 2019 at 8:37 PM UTC
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