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This, my tomb of "solace", has not heard me stir, For months I lay here dying upon little spoken words, Ingratiating sadness upon what little I have left, Forced upon a decision to return what was bereft. - I must make clear in present story That I fear not God, nor Glory, I must **** to not "feel" but "Be" Whatever here entices me. Pray tell, what is it that you fear most? Your Hell, I fear, that I must host. - A couplet, a stanza, here and there, About someone's false blood in air, For fear of failure do I not agree, At yet, I claim Death's Majesty. For you see, I am Death's Reincarnate, His Left Hand, His "Doom's Profligate" - Enchanting screams of splattering blood, Empathetic scalpels from a figure in hood, Fate loves the dying and Her wishes should Bring actions closer to Her decaying brood. I save the tears and sanguine to bathe, The last exhale is what I crave To hear regularly so I may sleep, To never awake, is what I dream.
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Aug 26, 2013
Aug 26, 2013 at 1:43 AM UTC
Depths of Depravity. Part I: Mentality.
This, my tomb of "solace", has not heard me stir, For months I lay here dying upon little spoken words, Ingratiating sadness upon what little I have left, Forced upon a decision to return what was bereft. - I must make clear in present story That I fear not God, nor Glory, I must **** to not "feel" but "Be" Whatever here entices me. Pray tell, what is it that you fear most? Your Hell, I fear, that I must host. - A couplet, a stanza, here and there, About someone's false blood in air, For fear of failure do I not agree, At yet, I claim Death's Majesty. For you see, I am Death's Reincarnate, His Left Hand, His "Doom's Profligate" - Enchanting screams of splattering blood, Empathetic scalpels from a figure in hood, Fate loves the dying and Her wishes should Bring actions closer to Her decaying brood. I save the tears and sanguine to bathe, The last exhale is what I crave To hear regularly so I may sleep, To never awake, is what I dream.
andrew-p-marheine
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Aug 26, 2013
Aug 26, 2013 at 1:43 AM UTC
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