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Doth you malign me with virtuous intent your design upon me is a malignant bent If, after being bound by silver motes of rain that soaked not unto my skin but which quenched the fire that I writhed upon in pain had I ripped you from beneath my own eager breast, you surely would not rest but proudly would have died, alone, on a street but would you have found rest? Dare not you parlay with me! I still have eyes, a mind, a soul you see. As adamantly that you try to leap from my body to be independent, you bleed, fresh, from my flesh. Unable to breath outside my body So hush and do not fash so Hold your peace and pray I am disinclined to end it this day just so you know
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Apr 3, 2012
Apr 3, 2012 at 8:58 PM UTC
Hush, O Treacherous Heart
Doth you malign me with virtuous intent your design upon me is a malignant bent If, after being bound by silver motes of rain that soaked not unto my skin but which quenched the fire that I writhed upon in pain had I ripped you from beneath my own eager breast, you surely would not rest but proudly would have died, alone, on a street but would you have found rest? Dare not you parlay with me! I still have eyes, a mind, a soul you see. As adamantly that you try to leap from my body to be independent, you bleed, fresh, from my flesh. Unable to breath outside my body So hush and do not fash so Hold your peace and pray I am disinclined to end it this day just so you know
helen
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Australian
Apr 3, 2012
Apr 3, 2012 at 8:58 PM UTC
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