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Ressurection of Ana; Pleasing Evil.

Walking down the street

your hearts are skipping the exact same beats.

A unison that anyone would wish for.

He came out of the darkness

as the most unpleasant surprise.

Reeking of demise

he stole her from your grasp.

One hand over her mouth and one hand over her heart

he sprinted

but you boy, you ran after her.

You ran and ran until your stomach screamed;

until your feet began to bleed.

Oh how you cried.

That man, he took her to a isolated place

so that she would have to face

him. And only him.

Her screams, were insignificant because at that moment

she was no one.

The look in his eyes as he undressed her was

mortifying.

She tried to run, she tried to scream but he was in control.

Then he plunged; breaking the skin that kept her innocense so beautiful.

& he plunged; scraping the walls of her ****** making her bleed.

& HE PLUNGED into her heart, soul, and mind

making her cry.

Oh how she cried.

And you boy, you heard her screams.

But they were hushed by your own dreadful sobbing;

Bawling yourself into an unconcious state of failure and loss.

And that girl, she was paralyzed with pain;

Drenched with the strange white substance that filled her with

s h a m e.

Her ****** had been bruised and scarred by the monster.

She said, "God.. God I know you can hear me. Help me. You are not going to let me die."

That man he turned around and laughed.

Smiling as he said, "Girl. Sweet, sweet girl.

I am Anastatious and this is your sacrifice."

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