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For other uses of the word Succubus, see Succubus (disambiguation).

Succubus is a poem by an unknown author.

Succubus

By Unknown

The creature of pain came to me

Her lies so sweet, her lips so red

Such beauty I have not seen

Yet such darkness, I can not dream

She came for me

I ran to her

My darkest nightmare

An embrace as cold as the wettest grave

Yet I crawled to her

As she feasted on me

I drained away

Each day I grew paler

As her needs drained my life away

But yet I cringed in pain

To see her go

She took my life and drained it all

now she will feed on another

Helpless wonder

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 [[Category:Film and Media]]
+{{Infobox poem
+|name                = Succubus
+|author              = Unknown
+|first               = [http://sociopathic.net/Misc/succubus.htm Sociopathic.net]
+|language            = English
+|subject             = [[Succubus (Traditional)|Succubus]]
+}}
 ''For other uses of the word [[Succubus]], see [[Succubus (disambiguation)]].''
-The following is a poem written by an unknown author.
+'''Succubus''' is a poem by an unknown author.
-The original webpage is [http://sociopathic.net/Misc/succubus.htm here].
-[[Image:UnkS.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Image of the poem]]
+==Succubus==
+:'''Succubus'''<br>
+:'''By Unknown'''
-Succubus<br>
-By Unknown
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 :now she will feed on another
 :Helpless wonder
+==External Links==
+*[http://sociopathic.net/Misc/succubus.htm The original source of this poem at Sociopathic.net]