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So Be It

by serpent-king

Come, he who seeks my disquiet, Does it please you to see my total fury? Must you enrage my soul, enflame my emotions? You’ve awoken the volcano in me, and it writhes in waves of anger, So be it. Come, he who seeks my grief, Does it give you satisfaction to see my despair? Must you depress my heart, dampen my sentiments? You’ve awoken the ocean in me, and it flows in waves of sadness, So be it. Come, he who seeks my insanity, Does it comfort you to see my struggle? Must you sever my mind, obliterate my senses? You’ve awoken the cave in me, and it echoes in waves of madness. So be it.
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24 / M / American
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Written by
serpent-king
24 / M / American
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Nov 19, 2013
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