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Georgia Marginson-Swart
Poems
Mar 2015
The death of angels
She looked like the heavens
But she felt like hell
Her love was pure
But empty as well
She was broken and hurting,
Tied together with thread
But she had a passion within her
A flame, bright and red
She was lovely and lonely
An angel on earth
But the devil had kissed her
And she knew not her worth
The passion is dying
Her flame burning dim
The thread is unveiling
Freeing her devil within,
The angel has fallen
The flame is but ash
The heavens have ruptured
She has faded at last.
'I fear not the collapse of the world for my own light shall lead me home'
Written by
Georgia Marginson-Swart
22/F/London
(22/F/London)
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