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Anima

Mother dearest jumped the gun,

Thought she found the chosen one

In the reflection of an eager bride

Who looked too deep and died inside.

Bang bang,

Mary shot her down

And plucked the thorns from off her crown,

Aphrodite got too close

And lost her face beneath the smoke.

Time has never looked so sultry

As when she falls from noon with a nosebleed.

Mother Nature lost her mind

Trying to pacify humankind.

Ashes ashes, there's nothing real

When all that is, lives to be concealed.

So bury me beneath the ground,

Next to those who also drowned

In something of a sordid tune,

The funeral can never come too soon.

Helen brought her face of gold

Plastered in cement, frozen cold-

For, who we are isn't what it seems

And nightmares are but twisted dreams.

Wake me up so I can feel

The bitter pang of all that's real.

Momma has gone and leaped again

Deep into the lions den,

Down and down her figure drops

Until all at once, everything stops,

Torment has yet to look as docile

As when it rests upon her heavy smile.

So prepare my casket and let it sink

While I loosely cascade off the brink.

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meka-boyle
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Jun 16, 2013
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