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The Devil's Own MAG
The ripples on your sides
seem to screen your eyes from your ancient ardors
And I swear you kinda look like the chortle type
But who knows, and who am I?
We can't see the day before and the lonely nights after.
So, slowly I scrutinize your faults
throughout this neverending lecture
THIS LECTURE
THIS CLASS
YOU
Who Force me cemented and punished
into this desk
Moon after Moon
Sunrise after Sunrise
And yet I remain sane
For it's not your humor which tickles the others to laugh
And my eyes
fall to your feet
which seem to be spilling out from your favorite pumps
trying to escape their daily torture
While you keenly accentuate your s's
setting my insides squirming,
slowly screaming,
losing all sanity!
At last your cult retreats and your sermon ends
And you become "mom" and a wife again
Your victims at home ponder their next spell
And tomorrow sparks will begin to flare
And the poison is ...
Well, it's perfect
And I will continue to wonder what it looks like
with the sun shining upon your face
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