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Every moment would be fractured Skewed, malignant, only after Love and plenty drew them nearer To the ending of her nightmares. Weeping widow Eyes of blue Considers well the end of you But children lie with sleepy cries And her heart still aches, too. With all their might They'll push on through To find the solution that's right To impossible dreams and Impossible bleeds and Impossible themes of the night. His heart stopped. The world. Stopped. There. In the hospital bed. Gone. Weeping widow, Children too, All left to a shivering world Their hands were cold But his were colder Than the snowy Christmas dawn.
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Dec 7, 2014
Dec 7, 2014 at 9:49 AM UTC
Weeping Widow II
Every moment would be fractured Skewed, malignant, only after Love and plenty drew them nearer To the ending of her nightmares. Weeping widow Eyes of blue Considers well the end of you But children lie with sleepy cries And her heart still aches, too. With all their might They'll push on through To find the solution that's right To impossible dreams and Impossible bleeds and Impossible themes of the night. His heart stopped. The world. Stopped. There. In the hospital bed. Gone. Weeping widow, Children too, All left to a shivering world Their hands were cold But his were colder Than the snowy Christmas dawn.
anna-jane-lovett
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Dec 7, 2014
Dec 7, 2014 at 9:49 AM UTC
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