Satan’s Smirk
When Trouble first came, I thought I could hide
Then He responded with a cackle, and turned out the lights.
For years since, I’ve tried to get away
...All of my attempts have been in vain.
I dropped my head in grief as i realized that even running didn't work;
I struggled to lift it again as I questioned if fighting was worth the pain of always seeing Satan's smirk.
For so long I’ve struggled; yielding no results
Now, I don’t even have to look in the mirror to see all of my faults
My eyes have adjusted to the all-encompassing darkness that life is
“Maybe I wouldn’t mind being touched by death’s kiss”
It’s this train of thought that haunts me now
It has me ready to take my life's final bow
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