Devour

By Diabolical Incantations

Ravenous insatiability,
the need to feed.
Scouring the moonlit night
for a soul to bleed.
Tantalized by the scent of sin,
led to the kill.
Corruption to rend from life,
dark blood to spill.

I will swallow your soul,
I will eat you whole,
I have come tonight
to devour.

Cadaverous and inextricable,
fear constricting.
Victim helpless spectator,
assailant inflicting.
Ensanguined soft flesh,
a slow petrification.
Transient euphoria,
blissful fortification.

I will swallow your soul,
I will eat you whole,
I have come tonight
to devour.

I will swallow your soul,
I will eat you whole,
I have come tonight,
I'll swallow your soul.

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Copyright 2013 Diabolical Incantations
Published on Tuesday, December 10, 2013.     Filed under: "Horror" and "Poetry"

Author's Note:

Inspired by Evil Dead 2
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  • Mad Hatter On Tuesday, April 29, 2014, Mad Hatter (13)By person wrote:

    I like the way it puts the reader in the shoes of a crazed and frenzied beast with an unstoppable need to kill.

  • Dejected_Worth On Sunday, January 5, 2014, Dejected_Worth (81)By person wrote:

    Uuurrgh ghhurrg, urrrg, uhhhg. Good job, just remember fat kids are. Alot. Faster than they seem.... just saying

  • infinitebeing On Saturday, December 14, 2013, infinitebeing (80)By person wrote:

    the need to feed! nice write!

  • A former member wrote: A hunger that can't be reasoned with or rationalised, it's destructive and persistent, just the way I like. This poem had style, nicely done.

  • A former member wrote: Your rhymes are always so stable and befitting of the darkness, Diabolical Incantations. I really like the first stanza because it best explores the predatory nature of an unfulfilled creature. Love it.

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