Beth

peto

A darkness flashed before my eyes 

And ears picked up on morbid cries 

A pain no one should visualise 

In purgatory's grip 

 

Creatures with breath of putrid gas 

Are meeting up for Sunday mass

They threw me on a bed of glass 

And put me on a drip 

 

The fire provided for my heat 

Has flames lick at my face and feet 

A tender human joint of meat 

Juiced by the lashing whip 

 

They swear I'll make a tasty dish 

The dark lord grants their every wish

They nibble like piranha fish

No teasing just a strip

 

She showed her face her name was Beth

Personifying crystal meth

I saw her scare a ghost to death 

Her kiss is on my lip

 

  • Author: peto (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 14th, 2023 01:41
  • Category: Unclassified
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Comments6

  • Teddy.15

    Wonderfully dark and wonderful rhyme. 💖

    • peto

      Wonderful comment
      Wonderful encouragement
      Thank you Teddy

    • 2781

      Soon become skin and bone,
      I think best left alone!

      • peto

        I ain't going back

        That's for sure
        Thanks a lot for reading and input

      • Bobby O

        You’ve been sailing at a high level. I look for your pieces though I also from now w keep an eye out for Beth. I just went back to reread, it got better. Dude!!

        • peto

          Thank you Bobby
          Always a pleasure to hear from you mucker
          Truly appreciate your visit

        • LIZ

          WOW!! "Purgatory's grip", deep suffering! Don't let Beth (black beauty) get you back under her grip! "I saw her scare a ghost to death" UFFFFF! Mercy!! Incredible rhyme! Dark and captivating!

          • peto

            Lovely comment
            Oh a possible E LIZ a Beth
            Grateful for your support
            Many thanks

          • Introverted Sage

            Interesting write!
            I read a passage recently referring to 'Beth' as the body or temple of the Soul. Reading this with both meanings piques the mind!
            Love it

            • peto

              Thank you very much
              Truly appreciate such a comment
              Much obliged

            • Christina8

              This was petrifyingly great! Should post again around Halloween. Dark rhymes but so descriptive. I love it!!

              • peto

                Great comment
                Thank you Christina
                Truly appreciate your time and support



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