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Author: penicillin
Fiction Rated: T - English - Angst/Tragedy - Published: 01-13-06 - Updated: 01-13-06 - id:2089417

A True Victory

As I lay here in a deadly calm repose

You sit laughing thinking you’ve won everyone over with your moxie.

Babe, well I got the wits .There is no greater battle to start with me.

I try and reason with defeat, but such treaties are often signed.


Suicide or murder? Its hard to choose just one.

Even harder to refuse both.

The battle is far past over, cause I’m in check and your still at move one.


You think this is painless. You're wrong.

Vanity claims my reflection, while inside destroying any and all morals.

It kills me too.


Yes, it’s the end of a game you started at birth.

Naïve with what you thought was armor and a weapon.

Silly pitiful girl, all you had was a mouth to go with seductive curves.


You were never fit to win,

Nor am I

That’s why I’m the only one left to sign the treaty of my terms.


My signature is my death sentence.

Compromises are always the best way to end the first question asked.

That’s why I choose both.



© Copyright 2006 penicillin (FictionPress ID:465286).


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