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A Lonely Road To Hell
I knocked at the door of my own Hell last night
not many take this, most dark of paths, to their own Shadow
i wish i hadn't either
our own demons are the most powerful of them all you see
the gate opened and they rushed forth
their claws and fangs into my flesh, dragging me screaming
into
the
deep
taking me before the Overlord of the place
before plucking out my own eyes
not wanting to witness any more
of what i truly am
i saw the Evil One's face
It
Was
Me
not many take this, most dark of paths, to their own Shadow
i wish i hadn't either
our own demons are the most powerful of them all you see
the gate opened and they rushed forth
their claws and fangs into my flesh, dragging me screaming
into
the
deep
taking me before the Overlord of the place
before plucking out my own eyes
not wanting to witness any more
of what i truly am
i saw the Evil One's face
It
Was
Me
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Re: A Lonely Road To Hell
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4th Mar 2014 5:23am
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Re: A Lonely Road To Hell
5th Mar 2014 00:43am
sometimes its better to confront your deamons then to just ignore them. and this poem is realy good i like it. you do what some people can not and that is something to be proud of :)
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re: Re: A Lonely Road To Hell
5th Mar 2014 8:03am
You are a very wise Soul, Night angel, and thank you so much. Many look for labels, a religion, a social group, an attitude (mostly the tough guy/gal) etc etc in an attempt to define who we are. The only thing that truly define us...are our choices :)
Re: A Lonely Road To Hell
12th Mar 2014 9:31pm
Excellent write! Great self introspection into the dark side of the "id"…those instincts and energies that dwell within the abyss of black and bloody terror.
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13th Mar 2014 11:48am
And it's such a fascinating place...the inner abyss...;)
Thank you so much for your words my friend :)
Thank you so much for your words my friend :)
Re: A Lonely Road To Hell
5th Apr 2014 5:38am
Inner demons are like fat easy to gain but it takes work to keep them tamed most defiantly defined by choices.
great write
great write
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re: Re: A Lonely Road To Hell
and great and wise words, lol demons are indeed like fat...but you know..sometimes i like to just let them rampage, have some infernal fun...like being already a bit overweight and say wth and go order a damn pizza and thoroughly enjoy it muahaha
thank you for commenting :)
thank you for commenting :)
Re: A Lonely Road To Hell
Anonymous
9th Apr 2014 5:35am
Welcome to DU! This poem is wild. So expressive in self anguish and judgment. Very visual. Luv it! :)
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Re: A Lonely Road To Hell
5th Aug 2014 00:33am
I find myself wanting to prey on the very first works that people write~ You shall not be an exception, my friend~
This poem worked well with the content that it is displayed with. Although the errors and such things might not have been intentional (uncapitalized wording and lack of punctuation)they play into the rough nature of what the poem tells the story of~
Choppy, but yet smooth and to the point~
Where some poetry may move and form its words to throw out a clearer message, this helps the performance on its own~
Dealing with ones 'demons' isn't a smooth and simple or easy process~
The title also has a grey-effect that I find rather stimulating and inspiring~ Not 'grey' as in boring, but more like a solemn, empty place.
Calm~
This reminded me to be inspired when I had forgotten what inspiration was~
Thank you~
This poem worked well with the content that it is displayed with. Although the errors and such things might not have been intentional (uncapitalized wording and lack of punctuation)they play into the rough nature of what the poem tells the story of~
Choppy, but yet smooth and to the point~
Where some poetry may move and form its words to throw out a clearer message, this helps the performance on its own~
Dealing with ones 'demons' isn't a smooth and simple or easy process~
The title also has a grey-effect that I find rather stimulating and inspiring~ Not 'grey' as in boring, but more like a solemn, empty place.
Calm~
This reminded me to be inspired when I had forgotten what inspiration was~
Thank you~
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