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lay down your arms at the foot of her bed lay down your arms at the foot of great monuments to her war where you have awoken amidst the ferns in that deathly hour and let her strong masculine hands lead you to a place where your fears are mounted on the blackest of stallions driven by the most unholy of demons and let her lay bear your chest skin thick with scars from old attempts at immortality scrape the meat to show the place where your weaknesses hide shrouded in dry, cracked, velvet steel stained from your acid tears that fall down your tired face and as she whispers to you the alms of renewal let your mind embrace the scent of her breath and forget her lust and forget the fear and forget the death and regret that you have made part of you release it through your flesh as each fragile layer comes peeling off like dead petals in the heat
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Sep 16, 2011
Sep 16, 2011 at 2:03 AM UTC
Diana of Ephesus
lay down your arms at the foot of her bed lay down your arms at the foot of great monuments to her war where you have awoken amidst the ferns in that deathly hour and let her strong masculine hands lead you to a place where your fears are mounted on the blackest of stallions driven by the most unholy of demons and let her lay bear your chest skin thick with scars from old attempts at immortality scrape the meat to show the place where your weaknesses hide shrouded in dry, cracked, velvet steel stained from your acid tears that fall down your tired face and as she whispers to you the alms of renewal let your mind embrace the scent of her breath and forget her lust and forget the fear and forget the death and regret that you have made part of you release it through your flesh as each fragile layer comes peeling off like dead petals in the heat
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Sep 16, 2011
Sep 16, 2011 at 2:03 AM UTC
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