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Morbid curiosity, flesh and bone. Bittersweet attraction that we condone. As we watch in horror and excitement, The tragedy of love, twisted and bent. Hopelessly hopeful, a despairing moan. Misery, tragedy and broken hearts, Exhilaratingly phenomenal! Of bleeding, smiling, and laughing from darts, Pierced hearts, frantically hysterical. Oh so bittersweet, this reality! Chasing cars and pushing up the daisies. It's human nature of intensity, To admire delicate, sweet butterflies. That's a sign of death's possibility.
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Jan 5, 2017
Jan 5, 2017 at 11:12 AM UTC
"Bittersweet"
Morbid curiosity, flesh and bone. Bittersweet attraction that we condone. As we watch in horror and excitement, The tragedy of love, twisted and bent. Hopelessly hopeful, a despairing moan. Misery, tragedy and broken hearts, Exhilaratingly phenomenal! Of bleeding, smiling, and laughing from darts, Pierced hearts, frantically hysterical. Oh so bittersweet, this reality! Chasing cars and pushing up the daisies. It's human nature of intensity, To admire delicate, sweet butterflies. That's a sign of death's possibility.
A sonnet of our self-detrimental human nature.
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Jan 5, 2017
Jan 5, 2017 at 11:12 AM UTC
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