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I’m afraid you can’t see your own delicate beauty Because I’ve become as addicted to watching you torture yourself As you have become obsessed with putting yourself through pain Your porcelain feet, fragile and small That danced so freely, so intricately Now stomp through the shards of a broken existence, The one you created for yourself You’ve gone back to your torturer The man who left you broken Painted his own self-satisfying portrait With the deep-red stains from your skin Shall I let you continue Your broken waltz with destruction? He leads you You let him Caught in-side Hyp-no-sis Mind con-trol Will a fatal cascade be your means of escape? The fall of a tragic ****** Used to getting her fix, Your daily dose of pain When you are mangled and twisted Bruised with the fresh knowledge of someone else’s cruelty I’ll cover your wounds And ease your pain Help you reset your emotions to be battered again.
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Oct 3, 2013
Oct 3, 2013 at 10:10 PM UTC
Letting You Dance
I’m afraid you can’t see your own delicate beauty Because I’ve become as addicted to watching you torture yourself As you have become obsessed with putting yourself through pain Your porcelain feet, fragile and small That danced so freely, so intricately Now stomp through the shards of a broken existence, The one you created for yourself You’ve gone back to your torturer The man who left you broken Painted his own self-satisfying portrait With the deep-red stains from your skin Shall I let you continue Your broken waltz with destruction? He leads you You let him Caught in-side Hyp-no-sis Mind con-trol Will a fatal cascade be your means of escape? The fall of a tragic ****** Used to getting her fix, Your daily dose of pain When you are mangled and twisted Bruised with the fresh knowledge of someone else’s cruelty I’ll cover your wounds And ease your pain Help you reset your emotions to be battered again.
cameron-pfeifer
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Oct 3, 2013
Oct 3, 2013 at 10:10 PM UTC
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