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by asuma

She stood up heart racing Brain whirring, mouth empty Had that really happened? She said to herself Only with my luck No way of erasing Memories already categorizing themselves Deep in her mechanical shelves Her lungs almost perpetrated Her eyes shinning with betrayal What can I think of myself? Only as a thief myself If I were to paint myself Portrait, a rabbiting version of myself Each light in her brain Died of decay, The long awaited moment of complete disarray. Her soul lost its shine Her eyes withered and died But her heart remained As an act of betrayal it Only increased in rate and dismay Therefore, she said to herself I must remain and regain Organs lost in heart, brake her inevitable death if things keep going this way.
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