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Frozen roses lined her arms, white frost tainting her heart, red blood spilled on pavements with snow to cover her cuts. Rain splintering her skin like broken wood in a haunted house, her mind screams, throat closes shut, the beating of an empty heart. A thief under the moonlight couldn't scream to save a life, she dreams of smudged paintings and rusting knives; fell prisoner to a world of lies. A falling figure couldn't change his mind, hearts kidnapped and nowhere in sight, she was racing past the wooden doors, to save an angel from taking flight.©
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Apr 20, 2014
Apr 20, 2014 at 1:46 AM UTC
Frosted roses
Frozen roses lined her arms, white frost tainting her heart, red blood spilled on pavements with snow to cover her cuts. Rain splintering her skin like broken wood in a haunted house, her mind screams, throat closes shut, the beating of an empty heart. A thief under the moonlight couldn't scream to save a life, she dreams of smudged paintings and rusting knives; fell prisoner to a world of lies. A falling figure couldn't change his mind, hearts kidnapped and nowhere in sight, she was racing past the wooden doors, to save an angel from taking flight.©
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Apr 20, 2014
Apr 20, 2014 at 1:46 AM UTC
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