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Ice Queen

No silver white cascades,

but a lush of black locks.

Not a porcelain skin.

but a vibrant pink glow.

 

 

An ordinary girl,

with a stance of a queen.

Her tender lips a tease,

her hardened heart, cold-ice.

 

 

Innocence has been lost,

such loathing for mankind.

To betray her trust.

To leave her behind.

 

 

Love has broken her soul,

yet her destiny speaks.

Love will find her again,

to melt her heart of ice.

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Written by
mmv-abad
Filipino
Published
Aug 20, 2011
Lines·Words
16·73
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(c) MMV Abad as Phoenix Montoya @ May 29, 2010

'Love will find her once more.'

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