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Gift of Death

Night time has always been “the right time” Until now that I spend them sleeping, Clutching now black and broken roses It was never death I feared But always the fear of pain I knew would come from losing you I suppose the only thing we are ever entitled to is death Now that you have claimed your prize I have nothing but ashes; remains of your triumph Embraced by only the cruel sun
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Feb 28, 2012
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