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My heart is a labyrinth, A cage of my own making; Den of demons tamed, Empire of uncrowned kings. Built over a precipice Of dead infatuations, Forsaken nostalgia, And ruined vanities. To trap a beast yet again, I visited its familiar walls; Gladly I lost my self And paid a high toll; Only to save my soul. Not long did I linger Within the hollow chambers; Echoing broken lullabies, Sung in refrains of lies. I stormed the champion's gate, And marched toward east, Where the sun does not rest, At the cry of a thousand dawns; But rather from the silence, Of my war-torn chest.
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Nov 5, 2018
Nov 5, 2018 at 8:32 PM UTC
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My heart is a labyrinth, A cage of my own making; Den of demons tamed, Empire of uncrowned kings. Built over a precipice Of dead infatuations, Forsaken nostalgia, And ruined vanities. To trap a beast yet again, I visited its familiar walls; Gladly I lost my self And paid a high toll; Only to save my soul. Not long did I linger Within the hollow chambers; Echoing broken lullabies, Sung in refrains of lies. I stormed the champion's gate, And marched toward east, Where the sun does not rest, At the cry of a thousand dawns; But rather from the silence, Of my war-torn chest.
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29/M/Russian
Nov 5, 2018
Nov 5, 2018 at 8:32 PM UTC
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