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To Poison One's Self



 

Be cautious with your wishes

The old and wise would say

For things you think you long for

May turn a crooked way

 

A vow once spat in passion

May cool under the dawn

The searing prick of curses

Grow soft as time rolls on

 

The bitter root you savored

A poison will become

The rotted heart, the unctuous soul

With every breath more numb

 

Weigh careful with a blind eye

If righteousness you crave

The crumbling, putrid innards

Of that shrewd ire you save

 

Be cautious with your wishes

The sage and elder warn

The hurt you cast before you

Within you will be borne