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she counts the stars above her head they shine bright, they gleam and they glow, but her future grows dim. the tunnel closes day by day her skin turns dark her lips turn pale she thinks on dreams and empty promises and sweet nothings. but somehow, she lives. her heart beats, second by second a hot, molten heart It stretches her skin pounds further and further out of her chest. What would you do with a molten heart? Her heart grew too hot for her body to bear It burned her hands and feet and face, so it turned cold. she turned cold. it chilled her. It chilled her veins and her bones and her mind, and it set her free.
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Sep 30, 2015
Sep 30, 2015 at 12:01 AM UTC
Molten Heart
she counts the stars above her head they shine bright, they gleam and they glow, but her future grows dim. the tunnel closes day by day her skin turns dark her lips turn pale she thinks on dreams and empty promises and sweet nothings. but somehow, she lives. her heart beats, second by second a hot, molten heart It stretches her skin pounds further and further out of her chest. What would you do with a molten heart? Her heart grew too hot for her body to bear It burned her hands and feet and face, so it turned cold. she turned cold. it chilled her. It chilled her veins and her bones and her mind, and it set her free.
This was for my English class. I'm hoping it'll get me more into poetry.
amanda-m
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Sep 30, 2015
Sep 30, 2015 at 12:01 AM UTC
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