A mad man prayer
A mad man prayer
I woke up with your name on my lips.
THE PHONE IS RINGING.
I dreamed you were calling me.
Bringing me into the heat of your flesh.
Calling my name.
Whispering words of love.
Sweet words.
Thanks for the education of the long ride.
I awake.
Sweating and full of hate.
Not wishing to touch you.
But to hurt you like you did to me.
I make plans to see you.
To find you.
Then the hate seem to fade away.
I pray to be able to fall into your arms.
For you to twist up my mind and heart again.
Make me your slave again.
I would serve you.
For you are what I need.
I fall asleep again.
You come into my dreams.
You are so beautiful.
So sweet and innocence looking.
THE PHONE IS STILL RINGING>
I see myself.
Being drowned in cement till I’m buried.
Unable to breath.
I won’t cry out for help. I will watch you pour the last of the cement.
I will wait for my last breath.
You give me a demon smile.
Raise your hands.
The cement open up for you.
You tell me.
You will not die.
I’m your punishment.
You ran away from everyone.
I’m your time in hell for being a bastard.
You will be my fool.
I will hold you as a prisoner till only a flicker
of emotion is left.
You will live till you only wish will be a trip into hell.
THE PHONE IS RINGING
I awake and I answer the phone.
I hear a sweet voice.
You whisper. Come to me now.
Coyote
1996
So twisted…had me riveted. Gave me chills. I love a great ending and you nailed it!
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Thank you Lisa. I appreciate the positive comment.
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Wow
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Thank you for reading. One of my favorite old poem.
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I love it!
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Thank you Ms. Vee. I appreciate the comment.
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You’re welcome.
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I loved this!!! 😀
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Nice twist 🙂
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A true ending is always the real ending. Yearning and need make us wish for more. Thank you Kalabala for reading and the comment. I do appreciate.
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Powerful’s the word on that one!
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Thank you. One of my old poems. I like to bring back the oldies.
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