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Vindication of the Abused

Speak no more,
let not the words fall from your lips;
fight no more,
do not resist me as I sew the silencing stitches.

Drown in the kerosene of my words,
ignite the match yourself -
you wanted to watch me burn,
and the flames consume you now.

It doesn't matter, anyway -
it is merely a jest, as always -
hear my laughter, delighted in this joke;
tell yourself this as your world collapses,
so you may perish with a smile on your face.

You could never have imagined this,
the vindication of the abused -
those once tormented by your hand
will hammer the nails into your coffin.

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  • novacaine.
    January 21
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    i really like this.
    it's dark, but it is still beautiful.


  • k.a.s.s.i.e
    January 21

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    it's deep, dark, and beautiful. i love this poem cuz it makes perfect sense, and i hardly make sense of anything.
    wonderful write

    ~kassie


  • moonlitanime
    January 21

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    wow the imagry was there. but I did not like to point you were saying.

    the best line was 'Speak no more,
    let not the words fall from your lips'

    the line came so natural in the poem

  • I loved this. The 'silencing stitches' line was hardcore to the max! The wording and imagry in this was just mind-blowing!

    Great job!

    Peace and love
    B


  • SingMeToSleep
    January 20
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    Oh, wow. This was amazing. It was very vivid. I loved it. Great write!


  • Nickey Mouse
    January 16
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    Wow I don't want to get you mad.I like this poem though even if it's dark.


  • Brown-Eyed-Wolf
    January 15

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    woah . . .

    Nice. Angry. Vivid. I can almost feel the pain and hear the laughter, actually. What poor soul got you angry though?

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