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Subdue the Qualm

Feed the lion. She is the law of the light and the love of the lamb. Teeth tear open wounds ripping skin like rags; flesh for the feast, an altar for the beast. She looks at her prey. Her eyes pierce the heart. Her body's of a lover. Her breast are of a mother. She swallows the sin of it's soul. She eats the salts in it's sweat. and let's the blood wrap around lips dripping crimson on the sands.
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Sep 12, 2011
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