Thursday, May 05, 2011

The Devil Once Knocked On Your Door

The devil once knocked on your door.
His face, you'd never seen before.
He promised you riches galore.
He told you there was so much more.

He took your hand; you pulled away.
"What more is it I have to say?"
the devil asked in grave dismay.
"Just promise me: this time she'll stay,"

you answered and the devil nodded
and the blood in your veins clotted
and your stomach, it knotted;
for, in hell, you'll be surely be poked and prodded.

But your deal is done.
You're eternity's begun;
and you don't bother to run.
You're the devil's new son.

You shut the door and turn inside;
it's there you find your blushing bride.
In vows, your hearts are mortally tied.
"'Til death do us part,' heavily on your mind.

You'll lament on how this deal never expires.
You wonder if she'll miss you when the fires
sneak in between the saints and the liars.
But you know it's worth it just to lay beside her.

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...for when you're desperate enough to try just about anything.







[Though "Reaper" appears in my acknowledgement here for mostly comical purposes, this really was a great show and it's on Netflix Instant, so you might want to check it out. RIP, "Reaper."]

"I FUCKING LOVE THE DEVIL" - Jess and/or Jackie

"When you make fire with the devil, don't be surprised if you get burned. You were among the lucky ones and he only took your hands." - The Builders And The Butchers Raise Up Your Weary Hands

"I want to make you happy but the devil's out my way, so I'll just pack up everything. Roll it out and up the devil's pay." - The Old 97's Up The Devil's Pay

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