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Demons of Lust

In the dooming dungeon of entrapment,
she trembles at each dangling, fossiliferous skull.
Bloodied, bludgeoned bodies bake greasily
in this oven of filth.

The Great Vermin

  creeps stealthily with his dual antennaes and six legs...

waiting

to infest homes and even the very thoughts of man.
Worms vomit with disgust;
as minds snort phallic erotic dust.

Her thought process is precedent to eternal Damnation.

Damn it to 'hell'
in the gutter her mind deeply fell
as she was viciously raped by

mental

Demons of Lust.

A contest entry

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  • Kay-Ann V. Pinnock
    February 1, 2008
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    Thanks for the constructive critique!


  • wakingdevil
    February 1, 2008

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    I think the verbiage was a bit overdone, for this is not rly the kind of write in which to use such words.Other than that this was good, but the syntax was awry at places, some lines way 2 long...Thanks for entering

  • Kay-Ann V. Pinnock
    January 31, 2008
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    Cool babes! But the excessive D's were dddddddddd-liberate. I'm an alliterative poet. It's a signature that marks each poem i write. I love your critical comments Stacy!


  • J.J. Sass
    January 31, 2008

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    Firstly, thanks for the comments on my poems thus far. I can really see you're becoming addicted to this place already (I should have warned you lol!).

    Overall, this was good. It was dark, and the vocabulary used was appropriate to the content of the piece. I have to say, however, I was a little overwhelmed by the excessive alliterative 'd'. I just think it went a little overboard, leading to the effectiveness becoming somewhat submerged.

    On a personal note, dark poetry isn't exactly my cup of tea but I must say that it's still a heck of a lot better than most of the 'dark' drivel that haunts this site, so yay you!

    Best wishes in the contest.

  • Kay-Ann V. Pinnock
    January 31, 2008
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    (6) muhahahaha I try to diversify my craft and play with different sensory appeals. I'm glad u liked it and I appreciate your comment.


  • Lords unforgiven
    January 31, 2008

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    My first impression was of discust and this is definately my kind of poem.
    You have such an amazing vocabulary.
    This is so strong in the sense that you can imagine everything being witnessed.
    You are twisted and i like it.
    lol

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