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She's a skeptic for crystal bones doesn't believe in God's treasured           zodiac prophecies.                          Be jealous of the wolves we still call sheep. You were my lover; now the moon shines                 in utmost sympathy for all those frigid nights stars bit at your ears for the choices you've                      made in cold song. Stop drumming your heart to the sound of my sky              Lupus told me to tell you                    it doesn't belong a                          vagabond such                                as yourself. If you can't cut off my tongue, then who are you to silence                     me? The moon is flashing like the bullets                 I've been catching between                  my teeth. Like all of the night's phases and heartbreak; **The phases of love will wax                       and wane.** .
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Aug 25, 2015
Aug 25, 2015 at 8:45 PM UTC
Heads of Lion, Tails of Wolf
She's a skeptic for crystal bones doesn't believe in God's treasured           zodiac prophecies.                          Be jealous of the wolves we still call sheep. You were my lover; now the moon shines                 in utmost sympathy for all those frigid nights stars bit at your ears for the choices you've                      made in cold song. Stop drumming your heart to the sound of my sky              Lupus told me to tell you                    it doesn't belong a                          vagabond such                                as yourself. If you can't cut off my tongue, then who are you to silence                     me? The moon is flashing like the bullets                 I've been catching between                  my teeth. Like all of the night's phases and heartbreak; **The phases of love will wax                       and wane.** .
I'm in the Lions Den, Not the Wolf Cave. I'm braver than you thought I was, Lycan. © Copywrite Skaidrum
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Aug 25, 2015
Aug 25, 2015 at 8:45 PM UTC
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