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Temptation spell

Contributed by gypsymaddness on Monday, 25th March 2013 @ 06:44:22 PM in AEST
Topic: insomniac



There is a voice I hear,
bothering my dreams.
Whispering warnings.
Calling to me.
They say;
Come along, my dear child.
Leave the world behind you child.
'Tis naught but pain and heart break.
"Tis naught but agony beyond what ye can take.
On and on these voices talk.
I wish to have but a moments peace.
But they taunt and talk.
Scream and mock.
Testing me to the edge of my sanity.
They say;
Come to us, child heart.
We can bring you the moon and stars.
Come along and dance with us.
Take our hand and join us.
Come along dear sweetheart.
Come along, dear heart.
Join us.
Join us.
Join us.
What can I say, I get tempted.
Wouldn't you if you had heavens invitation?
Join us.
Join us.
Join us.
There is no peace.
Just voices tempting me in my dreams . . . .



Copyright © gypsymaddness ... [ 2013-03-25 18:44:22]
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Re: Temptation spell (User Rating: 1 )
by JimKoz on Friday, 13th December 2013 @ 01:51:33 AM AEST
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I loved this piece immensely. I've always wondered what it is we experience outside this reality. I've always pictured bliss. :) Living is the hard part. And the moment of death an beyond is the easy part, you know, it just has to be. ha. Anyways... Thanks for reading and giving feedback on some of my poems. Keep writing and posting!

-James. :)




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