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Brian Patrick Insidious by its very nature Yet soothing to those who indulge It calls upon its broken cohort Every two hours like a sentinel It silently creeps along the mire The Reaper within smiling and leering as he Calls upon the Banshee McLemore Searching for the wanton easy prey Somehow the Poison drifts along the ebb The shore becomes a winter haven Solace among the rubble and waste The storm as the background for a living hell The innocents have no fight with the Pinprick that brings their bodies delight Off into the realm of self edification The familiar warmth that overtakes The warmth that turns into stark heat Fluttering eyes look to the heavens The beauty that is McLemore, lips waiting Death in all its beauty awaits To be stolen from the claws of McLemore Cheated from the Reaper's blade The spray that awakens the departed Another snatched from the clutches of the Poison... ...has risen © 2014 Brian Patrick
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May 19, 2014
May 19, 2014 at 10:19 AM UTC
The Poison
Brian Patrick Insidious by its very nature Yet soothing to those who indulge It calls upon its broken cohort Every two hours like a sentinel It silently creeps along the mire The Reaper within smiling and leering as he Calls upon the Banshee McLemore Searching for the wanton easy prey Somehow the Poison drifts along the ebb The shore becomes a winter haven Solace among the rubble and waste The storm as the background for a living hell The innocents have no fight with the Pinprick that brings their bodies delight Off into the realm of self edification The familiar warmth that overtakes The warmth that turns into stark heat Fluttering eyes look to the heavens The beauty that is McLemore, lips waiting Death in all its beauty awaits To be stolen from the claws of McLemore Cheated from the Reaper's blade The spray that awakens the departed Another snatched from the clutches of the Poison... ...has risen © 2014 Brian Patrick
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May 19, 2014
May 19, 2014 at 10:19 AM UTC
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