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By: Nabs I was planning to sleep till the end of the world Ignoring it, even when it crashes and burn To be engulfed by dream as the world bleeds and scream them self hoarse 'Let them scar, let them die', the void rasp to me as I close my eyes You woke me up The coronation day was the day that the flowers woke up and the eggs shells shatters, transforming into delicate winged cicadas You were draped with cascade of waterfall, wreathed with gold russet leaf, and painted with the black of solemnity You had this serene look on your face, you look fit to be a king I almost regretted embedding the knife into the center of your webs You clip my wings and burned them You scattered the ashes on the river of life as you rub circles on my wrist In that moment, the thumping of our hearts were synchronized in the dance of waltz It felt exhilarating I could not stop you as you kissed the tears that was rolling down from my cheek 'There dear, now were even', you whispered softly in my ear, as you stroked my cheeks I looked at the tattered red webs that is pooling in the floor You smelled like ozone singed by lightning and the sweet smell of too ripe apples I never meant for it to hurt, so I bite my lips until it bleeds The first time we met was the time when you were as young as morning dew and I was merely a bud We were going on our separate ways with us as a marionette not of our own design You were heading to the depth of Lady Gaia, and the embraces of the river Styx I was running to the ruins of the old earth king, and to ascend to the sky We traded our ways and our honesty that day I made bruises bloom all over you, beautifully marring your tanned skin Your lips would be swollen and ****** from the rendezvous of my lips and fist Yet you would tangle your hands in my hair to yank it back Exposing the column of my throat, where you would bite the junctures, snarling,"Mine" The pressure of the blade felt like home Why do we always try to bleed each other out? When we know that destroying one another will result in ending the other one Sometimes you would hold me so tenderly that I feel like coming apart at the seams But the day and the night are never meant to stay together for a long time Dusk and dawn always feel too fast So we traded fist and wounds like affection Trying to poison, and sunk our claws down at each other backs Wandering how would it feels like to succumb to the abyss together The laughter of the void echoes around us, calling us to come home It sounded like the day you slit my wrist You were born to be a sacrifice I was born to be a priest But the way the balance of the world would tip with a flutter of a butterfly wing Shattering the notion that what we have is more than the delicate china we shattered the fifth time we fight My blood still smears on the inside of your wrist Your poison still trickling down my throat It taste coppery and sweet, like the taste of freedom after years of being tied to strings You would try to yank the poison out of my hand, but I would just break your fingers one by one Remember that one night, where I asked you if it's possible for us to be, with out the itch to see one life flares to an end "There will be a heavy price", you said in a voice that sounds like the rustling of leaves " I will pay it", I replied with the conviction of someone whose heart was of the verge of shattering " You paid enough" We were never meant to cross each other paths.
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Nov 30, 2015
Nov 30, 2015 at 5:21 PM UTC
Prices and Destiny
By: Nabs I was planning to sleep till the end of the world Ignoring it, even when it crashes and burn To be engulfed by dream as the world bleeds and scream them self hoarse 'Let them scar, let them die', the void rasp to me as I close my eyes You woke me up The coronation day was the day that the flowers woke up and the eggs shells shatters, transforming into delicate winged cicadas You were draped with cascade of waterfall, wreathed with gold russet leaf, and painted with the black of solemnity You had this serene look on your face, you look fit to be a king I almost regretted embedding the knife into the center of your webs You clip my wings and burned them You scattered the ashes on the river of life as you rub circles on my wrist In that moment, the thumping of our hearts were synchronized in the dance of waltz It felt exhilarating I could not stop you as you kissed the tears that was rolling down from my cheek 'There dear, now were even', you whispered softly in my ear, as you stroked my cheeks I looked at the tattered red webs that is pooling in the floor You smelled like ozone singed by lightning and the sweet smell of too ripe apples I never meant for it to hurt, so I bite my lips until it bleeds The first time we met was the time when you were as young as morning dew and I was merely a bud We were going on our separate ways with us as a marionette not of our own design You were heading to the depth of Lady Gaia, and the embraces of the river Styx I was running to the ruins of the old earth king, and to ascend to the sky We traded our ways and our honesty that day I made bruises bloom all over you, beautifully marring your tanned skin Your lips would be swollen and ****** from the rendezvous of my lips and fist Yet you would tangle your hands in my hair to yank it back Exposing the column of my throat, where you would bite the junctures, snarling,"Mine" The pressure of the blade felt like home Why do we always try to bleed each other out? When we know that destroying one another will result in ending the other one Sometimes you would hold me so tenderly that I feel like coming apart at the seams But the day and the night are never meant to stay together for a long time Dusk and dawn always feel too fast So we traded fist and wounds like affection Trying to poison, and sunk our claws down at each other backs Wandering how would it feels like to succumb to the abyss together The laughter of the void echoes around us, calling us to come home It sounded like the day you slit my wrist You were born to be a sacrifice I was born to be a priest But the way the balance of the world would tip with a flutter of a butterfly wing Shattering the notion that what we have is more than the delicate china we shattered the fifth time we fight My blood still smears on the inside of your wrist Your poison still trickling down my throat It taste coppery and sweet, like the taste of freedom after years of being tied to strings You would try to yank the poison out of my hand, but I would just break your fingers one by one Remember that one night, where I asked you if it's possible for us to be, with out the itch to see one life flares to an end "There will be a heavy price", you said in a voice that sounds like the rustling of leaves " I will pay it", I replied with the conviction of someone whose heart was of the verge of shattering " You paid enough" We were never meant to cross each other paths.
my title making skills are abymssal, As always critics are welcomed though dont be an ***
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Nov 30, 2015
Nov 30, 2015 at 5:21 PM UTC
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