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Asleep at End Times.

In Stupor Divine, with head in sky,

I wonder about or even why.

 

Call me ill, but what it seems,

is she loves to taunt me in my dreams.

 

We walked the streets of wasted life,

I had her hand and she had my knife.

 

And all to be hold was her perfect face,

in this wasteland of a place.

 

Together we watched the end of time.

Content to the end because she was mine.

 

She was my world, and that's all I ever cared.

But I can't remember what we even shared.

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Nov 15, 2010
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