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She strikes into the hollow night; Passing by the gloomy street lights With a touch of eloquent cold breeze; She tingles, shivers and ceases to speak Her hair follows like a flying flag Her rosy cheeks turn into jasmine Her sesame eyes have become fastened Her feet so cold they've become numb Lonely and forlone she has no chum; She gazes at the spots in the sky Through her glasses she gazes- Upon the mountain hill high Pain The chains she keeps on fighting; To wash it off her brain She rises up towards the hill, Until she realizes the reflections that she built Falling down back into madness; With her blood dripping with sin, And the rain mocking her mind from within She drops down on her face; With the glittering chandelier lights Washing down her iconic skin, Leaving every thought in her mind misplaced, Until the moon rises, With the stars interlaced. Leaving her with nothing; Other than a gun and a pillow To get that smile back upon her face.
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Jul 28, 2017
Jul 28, 2017 at 2:54 PM UTC
Bullet Crave
She strikes into the hollow night; Passing by the gloomy street lights With a touch of eloquent cold breeze; She tingles, shivers and ceases to speak Her hair follows like a flying flag Her rosy cheeks turn into jasmine Her sesame eyes have become fastened Her feet so cold they've become numb Lonely and forlone she has no chum; She gazes at the spots in the sky Through her glasses she gazes- Upon the mountain hill high Pain The chains she keeps on fighting; To wash it off her brain She rises up towards the hill, Until she realizes the reflections that she built Falling down back into madness; With her blood dripping with sin, And the rain mocking her mind from within She drops down on her face; With the glittering chandelier lights Washing down her iconic skin, Leaving every thought in her mind misplaced, Until the moon rises, With the stars interlaced. Leaving her with nothing; Other than a gun and a pillow To get that smile back upon her face.
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Jul 28, 2017
Jul 28, 2017 at 2:54 PM UTC
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