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I killed my butterfly. Pure and sweet. Her wings no tattered; Heart can't beat. She once flew proudly, Way up high. She now withers in shame; Looking at the sky. She remembers this pain From long ago. She thought it was gone, Buried deep below. But it rose to the surface to disrupt life. Creates stinging, ****** marks, A rusty box knife. Deep breathes, a sigh; Releasing her pain. Another one is needed, To keep her sane. Once beautiful and kind, Now ready to decay. Her essence defaced. I killed her today.
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May 8, 2016
May 8, 2016 at 7:31 PM UTC
My Butterfly
I killed my butterfly. Pure and sweet. Her wings no tattered; Heart can't beat. She once flew proudly, Way up high. She now withers in shame; Looking at the sky. She remembers this pain From long ago. She thought it was gone, Buried deep below. But it rose to the surface to disrupt life. Creates stinging, ****** marks, A rusty box knife. Deep breathes, a sigh; Releasing her pain. Another one is needed, To keep her sane. Once beautiful and kind, Now ready to decay. Her essence defaced. I killed her today.
melancholicpanda
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May 8, 2016
May 8, 2016 at 7:31 PM UTC
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