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Carrie, how does your garden grow? Are the souls of your enemies Buried beneath your personal cemetery? The victims on their knees Begging, beseeching, pleading Praying to you and the same God for Things to be as they were before With silver bells, Carrie? Are your nails sharpened to a point, Itching to break bones at the joint? To snap my wrists and tie Them up - your peace of mind Tortment me, ****** Carrie Smirk and laugh before you bury And cockle shells, Carrie? Are you seen as a pleasurable fantasy? A mask of terrible daydreams? Your body caresses the loaded gun He swears that pain is one with love You are an instrument of pure torture Who is viewed as a delicate sculpture Are your pretty maids in a row? Are we in a straight line Waiting to be punished for our crime? Your foolish prey meet the guillotine One swift motion - sliced clean Hail Carrie, the ****** empress, Queen of deciet, and ***** mistress
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Sep 16, 2015
Sep 16, 2015 at 12:53 PM UTC
Carrie, Carrie, Quite Contrary
Carrie, how does your garden grow? Are the souls of your enemies Buried beneath your personal cemetery? The victims on their knees Begging, beseeching, pleading Praying to you and the same God for Things to be as they were before With silver bells, Carrie? Are your nails sharpened to a point, Itching to break bones at the joint? To snap my wrists and tie Them up - your peace of mind Tortment me, ****** Carrie Smirk and laugh before you bury And cockle shells, Carrie? Are you seen as a pleasurable fantasy? A mask of terrible daydreams? Your body caresses the loaded gun He swears that pain is one with love You are an instrument of pure torture Who is viewed as a delicate sculpture Are your pretty maids in a row? Are we in a straight line Waiting to be punished for our crime? Your foolish prey meet the guillotine One swift motion - sliced clean Hail Carrie, the ****** empress, Queen of deciet, and ***** mistress
For Carrie (obviously). My words are my weapon. Here's to hoping they cut you like a knife. (Just as his did to me).
allyson-walsh
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Sep 16, 2015
Sep 16, 2015 at 12:53 PM UTC
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