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Crimson dew falls upon  white roses, staining petals blush pink         her cheeks fiery, cries echoing upon endless walkways, penetrating the winter silence of the night sky. **Off with his head. Off with her head. Off with their heads. Off. Off. Off. Off. Off.** The rhythm of clinging lockets clattering on marble floors, strangled pleas (a please), heads thumping like metronomes a wedding march through the chapel in pristine white. Her heart has flown away — disappearing to dance with stars through Hyperion foliage She seeks it out, but her guards’ heartbeats call to her like a sirens’ song — she pulls them out, still beating, blood caressing her fingers They beat in staccato, too-fast, too-warm. Too late it is gone gone gone. Give me back my heart.
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Nov 29, 2020
Nov 29, 2020 at 8:56 PM UTC
Give Me My Heart
Crimson dew falls upon  white roses, staining petals blush pink         her cheeks fiery, cries echoing upon endless walkways, penetrating the winter silence of the night sky. **Off with his head. Off with her head. Off with their heads. Off. Off. Off. Off. Off.** The rhythm of clinging lockets clattering on marble floors, strangled pleas (a please), heads thumping like metronomes a wedding march through the chapel in pristine white. Her heart has flown away — disappearing to dance with stars through Hyperion foliage She seeks it out, but her guards’ heartbeats call to her like a sirens’ song — she pulls them out, still beating, blood caressing her fingers They beat in staccato, too-fast, too-warm. Too late it is gone gone gone. Give me back my heart.
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Nov 29, 2020
Nov 29, 2020 at 8:56 PM UTC
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