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Demons
She screams out her agonized voice
She gouges, scratches, scrapes her face with talons
People call her crazy, a banshee, possessed
She feels that way,
Cornered in her own mind by those
Atrocities, with
Black eyes and leering bodies
She remembers when everything was 'okay'
And her mother loved her
She remembers what it was like to smile
And not have to hurt herself to hurt those evils
She remembers when people didn't shy
Away in disgust
She also remembers when they first came in the
Night, raping her mind
Pillaging her soul for their liking
She can clearly see the crass way the demons
Spoke to her
Bound her as she struggled
She can still feel their greasy claws
Reaming her body
But...
She trusted them.
That's the worst part.

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