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A fire in our hearts for our every desire A match, some kindling or perhaps a lighter Waiting for an incident, an accident or worse To light them up, die out and wind up in a hearse Death is what we dread, death is our end You can pretend to be immortal, but you can only pretend Life is what we cling to, our unreliable friend But when your fire dies out, life will only send An inferno, a tornado, circling flames Burning deep within ever since I was made Forced into this world, this world of chaos Wandering the streets hoping that I'll get lost Sometimes I look up into the sky And burn brighter than the Sun, though I'm dark as night Praying to God oh no, God please help me! God save me, God you made me, God just take me! And I hear nothing, nor do I see sign Of He who lives above, He so divine Abandoned by the figure who claimed to love me! No-one left, just my fire and me, so I'll wait till I cease to be!
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May 15, 2016
May 15, 2016 at 5:42 AM UTC
Flames of Us
A fire in our hearts for our every desire A match, some kindling or perhaps a lighter Waiting for an incident, an accident or worse To light them up, die out and wind up in a hearse Death is what we dread, death is our end You can pretend to be immortal, but you can only pretend Life is what we cling to, our unreliable friend But when your fire dies out, life will only send An inferno, a tornado, circling flames Burning deep within ever since I was made Forced into this world, this world of chaos Wandering the streets hoping that I'll get lost Sometimes I look up into the sky And burn brighter than the Sun, though I'm dark as night Praying to God oh no, God please help me! God save me, God you made me, God just take me! And I hear nothing, nor do I see sign Of He who lives above, He so divine Abandoned by the figure who claimed to love me! No-one left, just my fire and me, so I'll wait till I cease to be!
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26/Trans Female
May 15, 2016
May 15, 2016 at 5:42 AM UTC
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