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Satan's Sibling - Poems Poetry Series Satan's Sibling - poems - Publication Date: 2008 Publisher: Poemhunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive Satan's Sibling(15/03/1990) I am a poetry enthusiast with a variety of poetry styles. Some are love poems, some are hate poems. But I guess that love and hate are the basis of life, Aren't they? (My motto for life is 'There is no God, he is a figment of our imagination. There is no Karma, we punish ourselves. No destiny, we choose our own path. No freedom. We are bound by our own laws. For now.) www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 1 1 Million Years Bc (Lyrics) They're calling me, the creatures of the nigh, Beautiful music, Animal instincts survived, the serpent tongue, so ancient before the dawn of time, Spread throughout the ages, On the blood of mankind. I've seen it all. From grace man falls, Babylon, curse of all creation, Winged serpent of the pit, Monstrosity. Ten thousand centuries ago, Cast down from heaven, To pillage below, The serpents eye, Still watching for it's easy prey, Feed upon the hopeless, the weak and afraid. I've seen it all. From grace men fall, Babylon, curse of all creation. Winged serpent of the pit, Monstrosity. 1 million yeasr bc x3 Satan's Sibling www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 2 8 Line Poem (Lyrics) The tactful cactus by your window Surveys the prairie of your room The mobile spins to its collision Clara puts her head between her paws They've opened shops down West side Will all the cacti find a home But the key to the city Is in the sun that pins the branches to the sky Satan's Sibling www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 3 A Desirable Complication I sit here in anguish, Silently suffering. My mind, it now wanders, Quietly understanding. Of a life I once knew, Simple and carefree. I thought I knew everyone, And most of all me. I feel a wondrous feeling, A beautiful sensation. I realise this emotion, Is a desirable complication. Satan's Sibling www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 4 A Question Why do I breathe? When life is not in me. Why does my heart beat, When it was torn apart so long ago. My blood still flows within my veins, Like a sweet red wine. Her blood does course too, A cure for the poison within the wine I drank from her grasp. The Arsenic dries my heart, It feels as if it turns to dust. So long ago, I did feel for her, But those emotions died as I wrenched Cupid's arrow from my throat. They bled out with the Red wine in my veins. And I feel no more. Satan's Sibling www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 5 A Reminder A reminder of a star, Shoots across an ink-black sky. I always will remember, When you pass me by. This mind will never forget, What you’ve done to me. Always will I wish I never knew you, For all of eternity. So as you read this poem, Just remember this. When you meet me next, Your life will be hell, not bliss. Satan's Sibling www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 6 A Stone With Your/My Name (Lyrics) You're gone forever I miss you so A world without you Will never be the same We drifted apart To you it was just a game I'm bringing flowers Looking for a stone With your name To the end of time You're in my thoughts No matter what you did You'll always be mine I tried my best girl But you I just couldn't tame I'm bringing flowers Look for a stone With your name Searching every corner Of the graveyard I spent all day and night So much time Looking for a stone With your name But all I found Was a stone with mine Satan's Sibling www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 7 A Thousand Days (Lyrics) Eyes, They burn, From sting- -ing travel. And miss- -ing you, Is hard, To handle. Stayed away a thousand days And things have changed like a decade. Made the most of all my days, And still I'm on the wrong page. Now, I'm home And feeling more alone. It's in, Your tone, So maybe I should go. Why'd, It turn, From sweet, To bitter? Now, No cure, Can make, It better. Stayed away a thousand days And things have changed like a decade. Made the most of all my days, And still I'm on the wrong page. Now, I'm home And feeling more alone. It's in, Your tone, So maybe I should go. www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 8 Ahh oh, Ahh oh, Speeding faster, Towards disaster. Ahh oh, Ahh oh, This house is cancer, I won't last here. Ahh oh, Ahh oh, The years go by and still no answers. Ahh oh, Ahh oh, No answers Now, No cure, Can make, It better. Stayed away a thousand days, And things have changed like a decade. Made the most of all my days, And still I'm on the wrong page. Now, I'm home, Speeding faster, Towards disaster. It's in, Your tone, Years go by and still no answers. Still no answers. Satan's Sibling www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 9 Above Above lies the sky, The earth, so below. I wait for you, and your eternal flow. I see you existence, I divide your atoms. Power in depth, Strength in fathoms. Satan's Sibling www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 10 Acrostic Friend Poem #1 J ailed O utside her mind D eemed smarter than first thought I nside she is loyal E nded by nothing Satan's Sibling www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 11 Acrostic Friend Poem #5 B eauty concealed, I nside and jailed heart, A nger penetrates the night, N ear misses whiz by, Clear as day, A nd she stops at nothing. Satan's Sibling www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 12 Afterworld (Lyrics) I sit and think of you only, only Like a dream, you came to me, meant to be forever Without you I am so lonely, so lonely So tell me where have you gone now, where have you gone? Our love will live in the afterworld Some things will never end, they're just too strong It soars into the sky, beyond this world I'll wait for you into the afterworld We'll be together soon, it won't be long when life goes by so fast in this world In this world Beyond the heavens above, beyond anything Beyond the moment our eyes stare and see eternity Beyond our bodies in this life, beyond the end Is the place where our love will never die Our love will live in the afterworld Some things will never end, they're just too strong It soars into the sky, beyond this world I'll wait for you into the afterworld We'll be together soon, it won't be long when life goes by so fast in this world In this world I'll wait for you until I leave this world I'll carry our love into the afterworld This is not farewell, I'll meet you in the afterworld Don't despair my love, I'll see you in the afterworld Satan's Sibling www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 13 Alive Living alive, Waiting for you, I will see you soon. But I will protect you, From all that harms you, Under the darkness of the New Moon. I hear your voice, A whisper in the nigh, The fluttering wings fo a dove. But Morgan, know this, I wait for the time that we kiss, So I can say face to face, it is you I love. Dedicated to Morgan Christian Satan's Sibling www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 14 All Hell Breaks Loose (Lyrics) Walls start closing in around you My twins of evil They shake you by the collarbone Then snap your ribcage And broken bodies in a death rock dance hall Please be my partner Eyeballs pop, accellerated blood beat Veins `a' shaking And all hell breaks loose Yea, evil is as evil does and who Yea, who but me could write this book of cruel I send my murdergram To all these monster kids It comes right back to me and it's Signed in there parents' blood And all hell breaks loose Yea, my heart is a-breaking loose Yea, my whole world's breaking loose Yea, and evil is as does and who Yea, but who but me could write this book of cruel I send my murdergram To all these monster kids It comes right back to me and it's Signed in their parents blood And broken bodies in a death rock dance hall Please be my partner And eyeballs pop, accellerated blood beat Veins a-shaking And all hell breaks loose Yea, my heart is a-breaking loose Yea, my whole world's breaking loose Yea, evil is as evil does and who Yea, but who but me could write this book of cruel www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 15 I said my whole world's breaking loose Yea, my whole world's breaking loose Yea, my whole world's breaking loose Yea, my whole world's breaking All hell breaks loose Satan's Sibling www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 16 And I'M Outta Here! Upon the lower country, That combines the sea and sand.
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