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Jul 2013
A single flower
Upon your frozen skin
Your skin so pale
Almost so much so to see your viens
Swell and turn purple from the venom
The sky darkens with dark clouds
And the ground shakes and growls
Then lightning dances across the sky
And the clouds begin to cry
Quietly I wait
I watch
And almost so slight not to be seen by the human eye
Your chest rises
And then I feel the sharp tug on my heart
You will live, as much as a immortal life could give
And I would not be alone
Even if it was selfish
I couldn't stop the satisfaction from swelling deep inside
The lonesome days were in my past
Looking down I was finally aware of the silver eyes
Glaring deep into my own
"What have you done to me"
Katlyn Orthman
Written by
Katlyn Orthman  21/F/Minnesota
(21/F/Minnesota)   
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