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The daughter of a sea nymph,
with shipwrecks in her eyes,
sea monsters flood the depths of her heart.
The abundance of black and dark blue in the sky parted for only one second.
Only enough to see for the last time before she submerged into the depths of the barren water,
and with hurricanes in her eyes.
She witnessed the day everything ceased to exist.
In that moment everything was calm.
Pure serenity washes over the land as the storm clouds receded,
and for the first time the isle was covered in a symphony of silence.
Vitrified,
walking as if holding a black umbrella.
Unflawed,
children splash in the water of the fountain.
Fragile,
pacing myself by the cracks on the sidewalk.
Ceramic,
if I fall I will shatter on the pavement.
Anomalous*,
no one will be there to pick up the pieces.
Darkness erupted like a volcano in my heart,
red flames of fire danced in my head.
A pirated love,
a black doves,
as if there wasn't a rose bed.
The serpent of unforgiveness tore me apart.
clouds flower over the sky

in patterns only identified by viewers of these white beasts

no two are the same

slowly they float adrift in the blue ocean

until they evaporate into oblivion

along with all other daydreams
Evil* feasts on human flesh,
caressing at the skin.
It finds the spots where you are weak,
and buries itself within.
It takes apart the sensory
nerves and feelings too.
It eats away your memory
until it becomes part of you.
Evil finds itself inside
people just like you.
It makes its home inside of people
pretty to the view.
It sits inside and waits until
it seeks someone new.
Evil thought you were pretty too,
until it saw the inside of you.
the ecstasy
the overwhelming desire to feel
consumed her
deranged
her anterior was buried under her skin
Charlotte
her destruction was the scene of the night
entangled
within herself
reality and fake became one
the ecstasy
In the garden of heather a vast abundance of foliage covers forsaken grounds.
Changing from white to pink, shades of purple, and red,
to distinguish winter from spring.

Light seeps through the trees absorbing the ground below it.
Moss gathers and transudes through the cracks
of the dated archaic stone.

In the garden of heathers the silence is unheard.
The flowers are wilted and the candles have burned,
because a pretty face doesn't matter when your deceased.
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