Poetry: Wicked - by Ava St. Clair

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by Ava St. Clair

Created on: April 30, 2008

Beware and do not enter in
The evil that resides within
Wit and talk, tools of the trade
To capture hearts on his crusade
Destroying all that dare to care
Each tender heart must be aware
What you see is not what you get
And you'll be left with much regret
Because you dared to enter in
An evil heart consumed with sin

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Poetry: Wicked

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by Lilly Mantra

You're evil, heartless - wicked,
Rotten at your very core -
So nasty and so mean,
Not a redeeming factor, I am quite sure!
Lying
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by Hanna Joseff

Wicked sense, journey into the unknown

Walking past, whizzing by, shadows cast aside

Looking down, ignoring what's beneath
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by Mayv 'SpearBourne' Amaia

You Call Me Wicked . . .

You call me wicked
Because I don't walk
The same path as you.
I don't condemn others
Or say they'll
4 of 108

by Jamie Morris

Wicked
All I see in your eyes
Tells me that all my lies
Will never amount to alibis
Though I continue to contrive
To wring out
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by M. J. Joachim

Wickedly Beautiful
Wicked, darling, simply wicked
Decadent and daring
That lacy little lingerie
Beneath the dress you're wearing
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