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Clandestine Dream

One sits on the left wearing a crown of gold A young man caught in a decadent whirl He was jus a boy when his father died A terrified heir, to soon face a corrosive world Another sits in the center wearing a crown of thorns Bandages over his caustic burns Fated by destiny to take the pain Too young to fail and too old to learn The last sits on the right wearing a crown of roses With red ringed bee stings on her forehead A banal beauty to be sacrificed To some new prince’s marriage bed
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tiffany-case
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Apr 30, 2011
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