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Here lies my sweet, sweet death, nestled peacefully upon the downy dawn; in soft deadly dreams she has, settled deep and neatly in the rays of the crowning sun -slowly curling into her own cradled *** so warm. Now dauntlessly she awakens from her woeful sleep, to prowl and roam, or thoughtlessly traipse, troop, and patrol the savage doom, which tonight I shall happily call a home of gloom, (provided that the heavy hand of thee, my dark angel on the wing, opens soon.) Because the breeze of mayhem blows so long, but I can't control this fine and mournful morn, that looms hopelessly with modern expressions torn, and pieced together piece by lovely piece, as she smiled a smile worth a thousand smiles. And like no other was so freely turning up the corners of her ****** mouth - exposing fangs of tender grace and heat, that shan't go without the blood I bleed, dripping upon her lovely double-face that I must see -'tis justice for me to this come upon.
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Mar 25, 2015
Mar 25, 2015 at 6:32 AM UTC
Words To Die By
Here lies my sweet, sweet death, nestled peacefully upon the downy dawn; in soft deadly dreams she has, settled deep and neatly in the rays of the crowning sun -slowly curling into her own cradled *** so warm. Now dauntlessly she awakens from her woeful sleep, to prowl and roam, or thoughtlessly traipse, troop, and patrol the savage doom, which tonight I shall happily call a home of gloom, (provided that the heavy hand of thee, my dark angel on the wing, opens soon.) Because the breeze of mayhem blows so long, but I can't control this fine and mournful morn, that looms hopelessly with modern expressions torn, and pieced together piece by lovely piece, as she smiled a smile worth a thousand smiles. And like no other was so freely turning up the corners of her ****** mouth - exposing fangs of tender grace and heat, that shan't go without the blood I bleed, dripping upon her lovely double-face that I must see -'tis justice for me to this come upon.
jamie-l-cantore
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Mar 25, 2015
Mar 25, 2015 at 6:32 AM UTC
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