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Your world has come crashing down, The sheep misguided, the flock astray, The ice chiseled without a sound, From your heart that is dismay. You came to me without love, I've broken your wings, little dove. - You asked me to fix you, Broken, I attempted to fix myself, I created a most wretched worldview, Listening to you scream for help. You came to me without laughter, And I will make you suffer. - Engaging in whispers and deluded heresy, You, behind my back, defied me, I watched your passing most timely, What became of you was revolting. Alone I stood in what contained, The abyss inside shall forever remain. - Keys to life held within stars, A daunting vision of fabled death, I'll destroy this sky of ours, And become a haunting, ghastly figurehead. All things for you held promise, Until I butchered your vague innocence. - I know when your tongue lies, It's all too familiar, my love, I'll tie it 'round your eyes And gaze upon it from above. I once had love for you, Despite what you put me through. - The creature inside me has awakened, Although it never really could sleep, You my dear, don't be mistaken, Are the focus of it's greed. I am what you cannot **** Oh, how I haunt you still.
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Jun 18, 2014
Jun 18, 2014 at 3:54 AM UTC
The Evil In Me. (666. 6 word lines, 6 line stanzas, 6 stanzas)
Your world has come crashing down, The sheep misguided, the flock astray, The ice chiseled without a sound, From your heart that is dismay. You came to me without love, I've broken your wings, little dove. - You asked me to fix you, Broken, I attempted to fix myself, I created a most wretched worldview, Listening to you scream for help. You came to me without laughter, And I will make you suffer. - Engaging in whispers and deluded heresy, You, behind my back, defied me, I watched your passing most timely, What became of you was revolting. Alone I stood in what contained, The abyss inside shall forever remain. - Keys to life held within stars, A daunting vision of fabled death, I'll destroy this sky of ours, And become a haunting, ghastly figurehead. All things for you held promise, Until I butchered your vague innocence. - I know when your tongue lies, It's all too familiar, my love, I'll tie it 'round your eyes And gaze upon it from above. I once had love for you, Despite what you put me through. - The creature inside me has awakened, Although it never really could sleep, You my dear, don't be mistaken, Are the focus of it's greed. I am what you cannot **** Oh, how I haunt you still.
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Jun 18, 2014
Jun 18, 2014 at 3:54 AM UTC
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