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Tuesday, March 22, 2011

CALL FROM HELL


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Imagine a call from hell
One filling you with such a cruel spell
Telling you to slay your dear wife
To defile your innocent daughter
To behead your humble neighbour.

 

Imagine a call from hell

Satan himself on the other side of the line

Whispering to you that witchcraft is just fine

His sweet voice caressing your soul

Cunningly filling hate into your dining bowl.

 

Imagine a call from hell

Lucifer soothingly promising you heaven

Be corrupt, unto you wealth will be given

Pleading with you not to hung up

As he pours wickedness into your cup.

 

Imagine a call from hell

Ringing with such a romantic flow

That your heart leaps and your eyes glow

Your fingers vibrate yearning to pick the receiver

Ready to hear from the death giver.

 

Be wary my soul brothers and sisters

Be very afraid of the next call on your soul-phone

Less it’s from a demon with a crooked horn

Be very careful my people

Less before you reason again

With a deathly curse you will be gone.

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2 comments:

  1. Ifinder Ifindi March 22, 2011 at 1:53 PM

    Well. Well. Dear simon. 'Call from hell'. An Awakening one, alerting not to go wrong route. An eternal lyric. A simply great Profile and fascinatingly reflecting template. Thanking You for sharing and with Best Wishes.

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  2. simonpoeticallyMarch 23, 2011 at 9:23 AM

    Thanks alot Ifinder for visiting my blog, you are welcome to be my follower, this is just the dawn of a long literary day so come along with me.

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