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The reek of bourbon vanilla lingering through the sappy tones Of creased leaves and crooked horns, enveloping the royal grave Embedded with stone, the coronated statue of vines and thorns Twirling around the remaining cores Rotten cells and dark floral gourd, an unstable mass crawling Amongst the bare, rotten shores The empty shells howl its name - the king Of naught Brought to death on the brink - in a whim Clasping roots and grasping vines, Luscious soot and dull amethyst, The graveyard of which the warriors of Gaia Patrolled in everlasting melancholy - the betrayal of the monarchy In which they found pleasure in the guilt of misery They atone for the death of the reign, Raining in droplets of sulphur and rosebuds, Meek of the pink of the roses, embroidering the newfound majesty Alas, the journey of futility, The thorns grasp its throat The emperor has been coronated to cease once more.
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Dec 27, 2017
Dec 27, 2017 at 9:56 AM UTC
Regicide
The reek of bourbon vanilla lingering through the sappy tones Of creased leaves and crooked horns, enveloping the royal grave Embedded with stone, the coronated statue of vines and thorns Twirling around the remaining cores Rotten cells and dark floral gourd, an unstable mass crawling Amongst the bare, rotten shores The empty shells howl its name - the king Of naught Brought to death on the brink - in a whim Clasping roots and grasping vines, Luscious soot and dull amethyst, The graveyard of which the warriors of Gaia Patrolled in everlasting melancholy - the betrayal of the monarchy In which they found pleasure in the guilt of misery They atone for the death of the reign, Raining in droplets of sulphur and rosebuds, Meek of the pink of the roses, embroidering the newfound majesty Alas, the journey of futility, The thorns grasp its throat The emperor has been coronated to cease once more.
27/12 dark empty graveyard journey melancholy pink pleasure twirl unstable vanilla
Niitiuu
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Dec 27, 2017
Dec 27, 2017 at 9:56 AM UTC
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