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Fleeting flashes, crashes, of a desperate end entwined into the fibers of my mind, the essence of my blood, of my mere being. Tiles blinding, the grin of a mindless maniac upon the greedy grasp of the grim death, yanked into the oblivion of eternity. Melted crystals, flowing, bubbling, calling my name, so attractive, a sultry dessert, in a way a sweet ending to a melancholy before. Take a chance, dip a foot, gamble with fate a sea of possibilities it is not, in the end of the day, it is a pocket within it a knife. Fabric as satin to a human's touch, the feel of basking in the brightness and hotness of the scorcher, but I ask how, then, could the silky smooth, upon the call, unveil a thing so sharp, morbidly used? The graveness and grim of a place quite dimly lit the pallor of the pretty porcelain stark against the ripples of transparent silk afloat; inviting. The satiny tub awaits so patient and kind as the river's waves morbidly sharp sway me into a merry wager, hand the despair for a shiny-wrapped contraire, attractive. Perhaps shall I dare for a taste, the thrill but before, slimy tendrils curl around me limbs encircled in a ruse of freedom. How could I be a fool, enough to believe then allow myself to fall into a bush of these luscious roses, rusted, singed petals and daggers for thorns underneath the surface of a sublime promise and statuesque? And thus I drown, and drown, and drown, into a stormy ocean full of prickly briers and as time crosses into the realm of nothingness, vacuum, the truth sinks in; the emptiness spans endlessly, and I will forever float, eternally exist, nowhere else, only in the screaming white, alone.
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Dec 11, 2015
Dec 11, 2015 at 7:31 AM UTC
Silky Briers
Fleeting flashes, crashes, of a desperate end entwined into the fibers of my mind, the essence of my blood, of my mere being. Tiles blinding, the grin of a mindless maniac upon the greedy grasp of the grim death, yanked into the oblivion of eternity. Melted crystals, flowing, bubbling, calling my name, so attractive, a sultry dessert, in a way a sweet ending to a melancholy before. Take a chance, dip a foot, gamble with fate a sea of possibilities it is not, in the end of the day, it is a pocket within it a knife. Fabric as satin to a human's touch, the feel of basking in the brightness and hotness of the scorcher, but I ask how, then, could the silky smooth, upon the call, unveil a thing so sharp, morbidly used? The graveness and grim of a place quite dimly lit the pallor of the pretty porcelain stark against the ripples of transparent silk afloat; inviting. The satiny tub awaits so patient and kind as the river's waves morbidly sharp sway me into a merry wager, hand the despair for a shiny-wrapped contraire, attractive. Perhaps shall I dare for a taste, the thrill but before, slimy tendrils curl around me limbs encircled in a ruse of freedom. How could I be a fool, enough to believe then allow myself to fall into a bush of these luscious roses, rusted, singed petals and daggers for thorns underneath the surface of a sublime promise and statuesque? And thus I drown, and drown, and drown, into a stormy ocean full of prickly briers and as time crosses into the realm of nothingness, vacuum, the truth sinks in; the emptiness spans endlessly, and I will forever float, eternally exist, nowhere else, only in the screaming white, alone.
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Dec 11, 2015
Dec 11, 2015 at 7:31 AM UTC
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