very cool. I really like this one! ^_^

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"I hurt myself today to see if I still feel... and I will make you hurt"

ooo *claps* wonderful ^_^

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If it doesn't come back...
Hunt it down and kill it.

wow..that was beautiful....

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Thank you.

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Oh, not bad at all!

interesting. the rhyme seems forced though, and that kind of upsets the flow. i think, perhaps, if there was less focus on making a rhyme, this would have more of an impact. because there is a lot of tell here. like... you mention how sin brings punishment. and while those lines all fit together in that stanza, there's more that could be added. what other things do they assume because of their... ego, i guess is the best way to put it? yes, most of us know people like this- they won't get in trouble because they know the system, or know people in the system. just feels like there could be a little more exploring

typos:
"And [when] they wake up, they will all soon die"
"But by the end [they] all will call a priest"
"All [plead] to him because they’re bound for Hell"

not that bad, honestly. quite enjoyable

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This is why I always leave comments open. Thank you. It's amazing how I did not reconize them until someone else points them out. But that's why I always have an open ear. I do admit that for some of this, I did have to pound out a few things. I problem I've found with poetry is that if one does not know what beat is being used, things that may sound right to the person may not sound right to everyone else because of a difference in prespective and context. However, there are times when something is amiss and the poet cannot hear it. To me, I had to make a balance between flow and rhyme. For better or worse, I think I've done my best. I do thank you, again, for enjoying my work dispite what flaws may exist. I shall now update the spelling errors.

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