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The End

by OrangeRose

Tomorrow's sun brings icy wind And hearts entwined are torn again The wings of angels bleed and break Reflections dance on mirror lake. The stars are falling one by one Darkness consumes until it's done And fragrant flowers bow their head The dancers' feet are made of lead. And cities crumble brick by brick And flame ignites the candle's wick As icy wind begins to blow The dancers' feet begin to slow. Tomorrow's wind brings burning rain All living creatures shall be slain And after rain comes deathly chill The dancers' feet, at last, are still.
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Written by
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24 / F / Under a Willow Tree
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Written by
OrangeRose
24 / F / Under a Willow Tree
Published
Dec 22, 2020
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1m
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#apocalypse#end#dancer#rhymescheme#endoftheworld
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