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shira
Poems
May 2020
the corpse bride
Wear a black satin gown with lace and let it drape over your slender waist.
Stretch out your neck, and show off the stones that I've drenched from the blood of your foes that wish for your death.
Let it shimmer in the light of the crescent moon where all can see your devotion for me.
place your cold hand in mine and see through our pond once so divine, know a reminder of a love I pay no mind.
Let your crow hair flow to your sides, and close your lifeless eyes so that I may close mine
And at the brink of dawn, it all shall end, and at the next moonrise, we shall start again.
Wear a black satin gown with lace and let it drape over your slender waist.
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