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is hidden in the lungs of a lover who lost himself                           in the war of keeping his love;   in  his tears yet to stream his cheeks,   over the carcass of the only dead soldier   that is his own heart.                                     And the coldest, most macabre ****** lies between the partition of the lips     of the one who left-- willingly.     No good-byes.                                 No apologies.           Just plain frigid fingers           that smell like heartbreak.         This is the epic unwritten in history, unseen in televised documentaries; partly because of its gruesome morbidity, and partly of its awful simplicity.                 A traceless killing:                                           no blood,                             no stains,                             no weapons,                       just lies.                               Seamless all from the start--                         just one mangled heart.
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Apr 18, 2016
Apr 18, 2016 at 6:09 AM UTC
The Most Tragic Tale
is hidden in the lungs of a lover who lost himself                           in the war of keeping his love;   in  his tears yet to stream his cheeks,   over the carcass of the only dead soldier   that is his own heart.                                     And the coldest, most macabre ****** lies between the partition of the lips     of the one who left-- willingly.     No good-byes.                                 No apologies.           Just plain frigid fingers           that smell like heartbreak.         This is the epic unwritten in history, unseen in televised documentaries; partly because of its gruesome morbidity, and partly of its awful simplicity.                 A traceless killing:                                           no blood,                             no stains,                             no weapons,                       just lies.                               Seamless all from the start--                         just one mangled heart.
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Apr 18, 2016
Apr 18, 2016 at 6:09 AM UTC
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