Poems For Those Who Have Sinned

By Matthew Tonks

Face the truth, for there is no saviour coming to wash your deepest sins away, instead there is only the madness of what you have done. So, why not join us as we sell our already rotten souls to the highest bidder and enjoy 44 twisted poems soaked in the blood of the innocent. What do you have to lose that is not already lost?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Matthew Tonks
• Release date: Oct 20, 2017
• ISBN: 9781370370092

Matthew Tonks

Together we ride the steed of madness, along a road long foretold. Do not let the dire consequences scare you from this journey, for it is written, so it must be. We traveller. We explorers of otherworldly things. Let us share our providence, so we may all prosper.Hidden in the depths of it all, you will find your utopia, and it will be a beautiful sight to witness.For I may walk beside you, and I may carry your umbrella in the sun, just don’t expect me to dig you up, when the zombie apocalypse comes...

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Something Hidden

Relentless,

unforgiving,

ripping,

tearing,

mauling my everything,

twisting,

turning,

polluting my soul,

my sin,

making me,

something different,

someone new,

something hidden,

something free,

something else,

something,

not me.

Pieces

Breaking,

undoing,

remaking,

my splintered self,

my shadow,

my form,

building,

recreating all I was,

all I am,

feasting,

gorging,

upon you all,

one by one,

growing stronger,

crossing over,

breaking the wall down,

with your sin.

Scissors

Cutting,

chopping,

through your flesh,

stabbing,

ripping,

with its blades two,

tearing,

slashing,

within,

opening you up,

pain,

screaming,

is it over you cry,

I smile,

and you cry some more,

as I cut out your tongue,

no need for any more questions,

not where we’re going.

True Horrors Await Me

And as the beast rose before me,

I gazed upon its massive form,

and I knew true horror,

its teeth were many,

its eyes were black,

its skin was decaying,

its hands clawed,

and its stench,

well,

it was overwhelming,

and as it looked down