Deed of the DevilA Poem by Harper TateThe devil’s deed is far from done, As tears begin to stream. This hellish nightmare, just begun, A pit of silent screams. And now the fires rise above, They eat you up alive, There’s no escape from evil’s glove, No way you can survive. The torture now, too much to bare, It strips you limb from limb, No other pain to this compares, The agony you’re in. The devil’s work is like no else, New levels of such pain, You watch your skin, like snow it melts, You’ll never be the same. All this you pay for your demise, Your life of hate and greed, But now you’re here you’ve been chastised, Your fate, now guaranteed. You plead, you beg for pain to stop, But satan’s nowhere near, Your body limp and head now drops, And final breath appears. © 2015 Harper TateReviews
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1 Review Added on January 28, 2015 Last Updated on January 28, 2015 Tags: Harper Tate, harpertate, writing, creative writing, poems, poetry, poet Author
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