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Absolutely astonishing (and amusing) is the aftermath of this Bonanza, beyond baptism. Blackened, broken and bleeding, Corpses collapsed copiously, carelessly Disrespected down to the depths of  their deaths, now dreaming, Enticed, ever in eternity. Funny is this funeral of fibs fabricated from unfaithfulness. Ghosts gaining the Grave's grand greeting, Happy to hoard the Infested, incommensurable, inacceptable, Jaded and jinxed, Kind of kin who kept Lies lingering, leading on their lover. My mirror mentions memories, Narratives knitted with needles Obtaining obsessive obscurity, Painted with pillars of impurity, Querried by the quaint quadruped, Reassured of rest and relinquishment. Sorry now is the sayer but Time ticks tactfully. Ugly is the untruthful, of the utmost unimportance, Vexed and vulnerable, Without a widow in the world, Xenon exemplifying, Yellow bellied, Anti-zenith czar.
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Dec 23, 2017
Dec 23, 2017 at 1:46 AM UTC
My Mirror Mentions Memories
Absolutely astonishing (and amusing) is the aftermath of this Bonanza, beyond baptism. Blackened, broken and bleeding, Corpses collapsed copiously, carelessly Disrespected down to the depths of  their deaths, now dreaming, Enticed, ever in eternity. Funny is this funeral of fibs fabricated from unfaithfulness. Ghosts gaining the Grave's grand greeting, Happy to hoard the Infested, incommensurable, inacceptable, Jaded and jinxed, Kind of kin who kept Lies lingering, leading on their lover. My mirror mentions memories, Narratives knitted with needles Obtaining obsessive obscurity, Painted with pillars of impurity, Querried by the quaint quadruped, Reassured of rest and relinquishment. Sorry now is the sayer but Time ticks tactfully. Ugly is the untruthful, of the utmost unimportance, Vexed and vulnerable, Without a widow in the world, Xenon exemplifying, Yellow bellied, Anti-zenith czar.
rest in peace to my false memories
amanda-w-1
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Dec 23, 2017
Dec 23, 2017 at 1:46 AM UTC
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