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Demon Girl

the blood from your heart,

bleeds from an innocent wound

made by a man who tore you to pieces

her life was sound without a beat

music without a rhythm

blues without soul

her life was nothing but a waste of flesh and bones

her blood ran like the water of a fluent stream

her skin, the color of water past the point of purity

her eyes the color of darkness

and her fingers the color of a beautiful rose

razors weren't the enemy

but as oblivious as she seemed

her enemy was the evil rested upon her soul

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kasaundra-watta
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Published
May 28, 2010
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Inspired by Gabbie<3

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