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This Goddess Is A Devil
by David Pekrul
copyright 07-04-2006


Age Rating: 13 to 127

  This Goddess Is A Devil
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She’s a goddess in the making,
With her alabaster skin,
I worship at her feather bed,
I know it is a sin.

My body is a sacrifice,
My soul is hers to keep,
I try to lie here quietly,
But I can never sleep.

I feel her hand upon my thigh,
And start to move about,
A pilgrim on a pilgrimage,
A worshiper, devout.

Her Holy City has a name,
It’s “Fantasy Motel”,
And though it seems so heavenly,
I know I’m going to Hell.

This goddess is a devil, but
She wears a great disguise,
She looks just like an angel,
I can see it in her eyes.

But when she’s done her plundering,
She up and walks away,
I tried to fight temptation,
But she led me all astray.

And now I’m here and all alone,
Inside this motel room,
And in my dreams I see her face,
And smell her sweet perfume.


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10-21-2006 Jordan Screws    

It has been awhile since I have reviewed one of your poems, has it not? This poem is so well-written I do not know where to begin... but the greatest strength is its flow and meter. It seems to flow naturally, as if the speaker is boasting about (or recounting regretfully) his meeting with the lady of questionable morals. Another solid aspect is the choice of phrases, especially comparing her to a "goddess in the making" and the presumably low motel being elevated to a "holy city" equal in stature to Jerusalem or Mecca. There is also a lively visual aspect to the poem, giving the reader a sense of this demon in disguise having a distinct appearance and perhaps even a scent. Great job!

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07-16-2006 Greg Kis    

Great poem. Very visual and full of passion. I'm a new member and I like this one the best... of those I've read. I will have to read more of your poems. Greg Kis


07-11-2006 BJ Niktabe    

This is a really good poem, yet I'm not quite sure what to say. Of course, the meter and rhyme are both great. It flows very well. The images this paints in one's mind are, well, vivid, to say the least! I guess that makes this one worth five!


07-10-2006 Jessica P.    

Wow, this is really.....awesome! Although I find the message somewhat hard to grasp, because I mean, I get it, and I know what you're saying, but at the same time I don't really understand it. It had really good rhythm and rhyme though!


07-08-2006 Sam Hackel-Butt    

Wonderful poem. The rhyme, the flow, the story, are great. To think there are many men going to Hell for meeting with a masked devil.


07-06-2006 Andrea West    

That woukd be a good idea for a rock song.


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