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Drawn to death like a sick moth to the flame, The topic's toxic, turn and tossing, Teeter totter for days, It seems to follow me, a hollowing, a carving of hearts, Darkness trailing, gloom impaling me, I'm falling apart. There's art in death, not that it's pretty but well orchestrated Amidst a somber tune, a hopeful light, But in the core there's hatred. An elegy of emptiness.. A ghastly, dark symphony. And when I die, please don't cry.. Just sing for me. I let the ink spill like i sliced an artery. Then i drink til, my mind's an anomaly. I think ill, solitude's so hard on me. On the, brink still, it's a lil disheartening. But I keep writing anyways. Believe me, there are many days, Thinking of a way that I could find to cope with. The fact I lost someone that I thought I would grow old with. Sometimes life just isn't fair And in it, there's no favorites, Cherish every moment, Smell the roses, you should savor it.
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Apr 30, 2015
Apr 30, 2015 at 2:26 PM UTC
Shini Gami
Drawn to death like a sick moth to the flame, The topic's toxic, turn and tossing, Teeter totter for days, It seems to follow me, a hollowing, a carving of hearts, Darkness trailing, gloom impaling me, I'm falling apart. There's art in death, not that it's pretty but well orchestrated Amidst a somber tune, a hopeful light, But in the core there's hatred. An elegy of emptiness.. A ghastly, dark symphony. And when I die, please don't cry.. Just sing for me. I let the ink spill like i sliced an artery. Then i drink til, my mind's an anomaly. I think ill, solitude's so hard on me. On the, brink still, it's a lil disheartening. But I keep writing anyways. Believe me, there are many days, Thinking of a way that I could find to cope with. The fact I lost someone that I thought I would grow old with. Sometimes life just isn't fair And in it, there's no favorites, Cherish every moment, Smell the roses, you should savor it.
jonathan-fernandez
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Apr 30, 2015
Apr 30, 2015 at 2:26 PM UTC
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