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Pure Agony.
Pure
dreadful torment courses through my veins like sand flowing from one
level of an hourglass to the other, time running out.
Agony
of my tormented past lurking in the contours of my face, masked each day
like some sort of routine. Grasped as beauty, concealed behind what
sincerely
seethed
away everything I thought composed to be beauty.
My
notion of silently mutating into this perplexed figure of ominous thoughts
and dreams that we can only visualize in the deepest abyss of our
soul
that is the least bit enticing. Tempted to let myself slip down that path just
to experience its twisted emotions, just for the hell of it..
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My inspiration for my poem Agony was a piece of work I saw on Teen Ink, entitled Envy is an Evil Thing. The reason I chose to base my poem off this piece was because I liked the use of personification of feelings and just abnormal beings that would not usually evoke such emotion and feeling upon someone.
Tho B.T. “Envy is an Evil Thing.” Teen Ink. Online.