Lent My Soul to the Devil

by Daenerys Stormborn   Jun 13, 2006


Creatures of the underworld calling my name
But I know these voices are part of the game
Lent my soul to the devil; little did I know
Who might be a thief, the dove or the crow?

Certainly he was bemused by the exact nature
Dancing around the wavering of his wager
I knew the reasons why from the beginning
My fate became a delusion after this sinning

And so we dance to the music of his fiery hell
Awaiting the ringing of the burnt, broken bell
Drumming to the pulsating of a blistered heart
Ears bleeding, pressure enough to split apart

We feast on the tongue of a basilisk long dead
Slurp brains from the bleeding, severed head
And once he has proven the thief is the dove
He sends me to purgatory--below and above

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  • 17 years ago

    by Mr O

    I really enjoy you work. And I too look for low ratings on poems. There is often nice surprises found in the prose deemed not good enough by others.
    Be Mused:)

  • 17 years ago

    by Elynnka

    Scary, but very enjoyable!

  • 17 years ago

    by GreenxTea

    I like it. it's really good, i like the words and rythm.

  • 17 years ago

    by Natashia

    Creepy but good....this poem gave me slight chills....

  • 17 years ago

    by RetroRavey

    This is a great poem! I liked the story, and I really liked it. I'm sorry you didn't place in my contest, but you really are good, and you will be added to my faves. Just so you know. 5/5
    Ravyn

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