To the very core of my poor vile being
By Mark Heathcote
Wed, 14 Dec 2011
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Tell, why do I kiss her lips that curse me?
Mock me to the very core of my poor vile being.
As though I were a boil, filled with brie,
A carbuncle: a thing, oozing…
Each word unfurls her raven’s wing.
Her Magpies beak pecking out the, stars.
Where’s the sanctuary from those talon scars…?
Each, light snuffed; light years away…
Till the dark; proliferates the day.
Light, truly did once shine so blinding.
Love suffused; lawfully binding.
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